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Anti-Nuclear Groups Redouble Efforts to Prevent Unimaginable Human Catastrophe
Anti-nuclear civil disobedience is ramping up.
Correcting History: Five Things No One Wants to Say About Korea
The real aggressor on the Korean Peninsula was always the US.
Endless War Continues as Senate Kills Effort to Repeal 2001 Authorization
In essence, the chamber gave the OK to continuing endless war.
How to Read Donald Trump: On Burning Books but Not Ideas
If there was a company that embodied the influence of the US, it was the Walt Disney Corporation.
Government Watchdog Questions Value of Post-9/11 Travel Security Measures
The TSA lacks data to demonstrate the effectiveness of several security measures.
The Pentagon’s New Wonder Weapons for World Dominion
The Pentagon's plans for the future will take us far beyond today's one-way drone wars.
Enriqueta Vasquez: Eminent Historian for “The Women of La Raza”
“The Women of La Raza” by Enriqueta Vasquez is both a treasure and a living codex.
Is the US Empire’s Reign Nearing an End?
Alfred W. McCoy ponders whether these may be the last days of US hegemony.
Enforcing Empire Through a Global Surveillance State
Surveillance has historically played in securing US hegemony — a role that has only increased in recent years.
In the “War on Terror,” What Are We Killing and Dying For?
“Would I be able to confidently explain to someone's mother what her child actually died for?”