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Secretary Kerry’s Gaffe May Reveal Hope for Compromise for Israel and Gaza
John Kerry inadvertently revealed the administration's possible doubts about Israel. The Israeli narrative may lose traction as the public sees the reality on the ground in Gaza.
Statement by Navi Pillay, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
The situation in the occupied Gaza Strip is critical for the civilians living there and requires urgent attention.
Sharif Abdel Kouddous: Bombed in Their Homes and in the Streets, Where Can Gazans Flee?
Israel has entered the 17th day of its bombardment of the Gaza Strip, where the Palestinian death toll has reached at least 732.
Obamacare Subsidies on the Line
Dean Baker and Jeremy Holden discuss two federal courts decisions which could disqualify lower and middle income earners for subsidies and the forces working to dismantle Obamacare.
Israel Boycott Gains Traction as Gaza Assault Continues
BDS Movement Founder Omar Barghouti discusses growing solidarity with Palestinians and whether Fatah-Hamas unity deal motivated Israel's aggression.
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The Nightmare of Gaza Continues
Like average Syrians and Iraqis, Palestinians want to live normal lives.
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Whose War Palestine?
Each year the US provides Israel over $3 billion of critical economic and military assistance, and could easily stop the slaughter if it wished.
US Moves to Dismiss Marshall Islands Lawsuit
The tiny Pacific nation of the Marshall Islands filed a lawsuit against the United States, claiming that the US has breached its obligations under Article VI of the Treaty …
Lack of Transparency Fuels Corruption Allegations in Organic Governance
USDA asked to make public all nominations to National Organic Standards Board.
Advocates Mourn the Passing of Anna Conte, a Child at the Center of New York’s Battle for Medical Marijuana
Death fuels demand for emergency access to medical marijuana for critically ill patients in New York.