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New Book Examines How Pirates Tried to Sabotage the Growth of the Slave Trade
The 18th-century pirates sowed havoc among human traffickers from Europe, burning and exploding their ships and ports.
Former Sanders Adviser Slams GOP Debate’s “Knuckle-Dragging Hawkishness” on Gaza
The third Republican presidential debate on Wednesday saw candidates pledge unwavering support for Israel.
Holocaust Survivor Calls for Peace Beyond a Ceasefire, Condemns Israeli Assault
Marione Ingram, 87, has been protesting outside the White House, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Israel Is Threatening to Bomb Gaza’s Only Pediatric Cancer Unit
Israel has ordered the hospital with the unit to be fully evacuated; meanwhile, the Gaza death toll has topped 10,000.
Vigil for Palestine: We Mourn and Consider What Solidarity Demands of Us
“During a genocide, there is no silent vigil. There are no pauses without action,” says organizer Nadine Naber
Palestine Solidarity Activists Block Boeing’s Doors to Stop Delivery of Bombs
“Until Congress blocks the bombs, we will,” said the coalition of activists at the manufacturing plant in Missouri.
Gaza Genocide Could Hurt Biden Reelection as Public Opinion Shifts on Palestine
As the Palestinian death toll in Gaza exceeds 10,000, calls for ceasefire are growing around the world.
Michael Cohen Says Trump Faces Ultimate Personal Doom: Penniless Imprisonment
Trump looked like “somebody sucked the life out of him” at his civil trial for fraud, Trump's former fixer said.
“Return the Land to Make it Right”: Q&A With Indigenous Activist Nick Tilsen
“This country ... talks about justice, and yet this entire country was built on the stolen lands of Native people.”
Attica Was More Than a Riot. It Offered a Framework for Revolutionary Struggle.
Orisanmi Burton discusses the Black radical organizing that preceded and followed the Attica prison uprising.