Category: Thinking Politically
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67 Children Have Been Killed in Gaza Since ‘Ceasefire’ Began, as Israel Committed Hundreds of Violations
“This is during an agreed ceasefire,” a UNICEF spokesperson said. “The pattern is staggering.”
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Series of Reports Ignored by Media Show Jeffrey Epstein’s Extensive Work With Israeli Intelligence
“It looked like Mossad was working for Epstein instead of Epstein working for Mossad,” said Drop Site News reporter Murtaza Hussain.
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“U.S. Politics Stops at the Water’s Edge” is Tragically True
We have consistent bipartisan agreement for perpetual global war and it is now coming home to roost.
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Formerly Incarcerated Women Are Building a Global Network to Fight Imprisonment
Women from 17 different countries are working together to coordinate the global struggle against mass incarceration.
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Israel Still Controls Over Half of Gaza — Including the Rubble of My Home
For thousands of Palestinians, the war hasn’t ended; it will only truly end when we can return to our lands.
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Ahead of COP30, UN Report Shows 1.5°C Will Be Breached as Countries Pledge Just 10% Emissions Cut
“The truth is that we have failed to avoid an overshooting above 1.5°C in the next few years,” said UN chief António Guterres. “We don’t want to see the Amazon as a savannah. But that is a real risk if we don’t change course.”
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Politics October 14, 2025 “No Actual Plan”: Why the Ceasefire Does Not Mean Peace
“It is also being claimed that we have a historic peace deal. That is absolutely fictitious.”
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Gaza Officials Say Israel Has Violated Ceasefire 80 Times in First 10 Days
Israel carried out a bombardment on Sunday after two Israeli soldiers were apparently killed in an explosion.
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From 1920s Italy to 1930s Palestine to 1980s Ska Scenes, Antifa Has Many Faces
A historian discusses past anti-fascist organizations and practices in light of Trump’s effort to criminalize “antifa.”
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Dozens Remain Imprisoned in Egypt for Palestine Solidarity While Sisi is Hailed as a Gaza Ceasefire Broker
Gaza used to unite Egyptians. Now it only reminds them of what they’ve lost—the right to speak, to gather, to demand anything.










