Donald Sutherland: Remembering a Peacemaker
Donald Sutherland: Remembering a Peacemaker by Chris Houston 591 words The world just lost a great actor and a notable...
Donald Sutherland: Remembering a Peacemaker by Chris Houston 591 words The world just lost a great actor and a notable...
War, Money and Universities by Robert C. Koehler 831 words Peaceful protest, violent response – that says it all. Human...
by Barry Rosenberg 405 words There are currently three third party candidates for president: Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Jill Stein...
Are We Sleepwalking to Nuclear War? by Sovaida Maani Ewing 882 words The threat of nuclear war is at the...
Losing My Tribe by Sarena Neyman 791 words For me, being Jewish was never about religion or Zionism. My holocaust...
Which side are you on? The false binary of the Israel-Hamas war by Sarena Neyman 810 words As a child...
Reflections on a Prayer Service for Gaza by Laurie Gagne 658 words Washington DC is a city designed to evoke emotions....
The Doubtful Future of the American Experiment by Mel Gurtov 938 words Signs of Decline Peter Baker, the outstanding New York...
Nuclear microreactors proposed in Alaska and across the nation by Lawrence D. Weiss 1012 words Here’s a swell idea. We’ll...
Taking aim at the Second Amendment by Tom H. Hastings 614 words It is long past time to repeal the...
In a world haunted by the specter of nuclear war, needlessly aggressive competition among nations could lead to an apocalyptic catastrophe.
Leave politics aside for a moment, if you can. What does the word “conservative” mean to you, outside of that cursed arena?
“Just imagine for once if we led the world in funding peace and not wars.” Just imagine! The words are those of Robert Weissman, president of the organization ...
Hate crimes and violence are rising across the U.S. and can no longer be ignored. Daily we are inundated with news feeds full of everything from angry outbursts to vicious criminalities. Many of our cities are facing significant income inequalities, institutionalized racism, and deep distrust of policing bodies. This is manifesting, in part, in the spike in violence.
During World War II, US sailors were warned: Loose lips sink ships. A similar warning should have gone out to all US officials in recent days—and the President should have been the first to acknowledge that the warning included him.