by Andrea Germanos, staff writer
"Our house is on fire—let's act like it," says a call-to-action for September 20th and 27th strikes.

by Eoin Higgins, staff writer
"Numerous studies have demonstrated the long-term effects of adverse childhood experiences on children's developing neural networks and their physical health," one expert said of the administration's family separation policies

by Jake Johnson, staff writer
"It was a worthless trip, that's the way I feel," said one of the 120 coal miners who traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with the Republican leader

by Jessica Corbett, staff writer
In a letter to the editor published Tuesday by the journal Nature, two dozen scientists from around the world urged the United Nations' International Law Commission to adopt a Fifth Geneva Convention that creates protections for the environment in armed conflicts.  

by Jake Johnson, staff writer
"The Israeli government has shown that it will continue to violate Palestinian human rights with impunity. This is precisely why the boycott, sanctions, and divestment movement should be protected, and not attacked."

by Common Dreams staff
Amid congressional testimony on Wednesday in which former special counsel Robert Mueller reiterated publicly that President Donald Trump "was not exculpated" of wrongdoing in his report, Democratic Congressman Ted Lieu of California also provided a succinct recap of why the only reason Mueller did not recommend charges against the president was because of an existing Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) memo stating that a sitting president could not be indicted.

by Jake Johnson, staff writer
"More often than not these commentators are injecting their opinion without any policy discussions," said Nina Turner, national co-chair of the Sanders campaign

by Flo Stuart-Leach
It will be Boris Johnson’s job to help tackle the climate emergency that’s dangerously heating our planet and threatening the lives of hundreds of millions of people around the world

by Manar Waheed, Kate Ruane
Exercising one’s right to boycott is quintessentially American, and that reminder was clearly due

by Lorenzo Marsili
Multinational corporations are increasingly encroaching on the functions of sovereign states

by Ethan Earle, Manuel Pérez Rocha
NAFTA 2.0 simply locks in existing drives toward ecological collapse and social inequality. A better deal would put people—and nature—first

by Lucas Koerner, Ricardo Vaz
Disappointed by Guaído’s fading star, Western reporters have labored to mint new pro-Washington heroes worthy of their regime change fantasies