Democrats’ Hidden Divide on Trump’s War on Iran
Democrats seem largely united in their opposition to the way Trump waged war on Iran. But a split is emerging on whether they agree with his goals.
Emilios Christodoulides 1963–2026
It is with the greatest sadness that wish to inform you that our comrade, colleague, friend and amazing intellectual, Emilios Christodoulides, passed away yesterday.
The War on Terror Paved the Way for Trump’s Rise—Now He’s Making It His Own
Only the total abolition of the DHS can restore freedom.
Rev. Jesse Jackson’s deep commitment to peace
A fierce critic of U.S. imperialism and nuclear weapons, Jesse Jackson helped build a larger and more diverse peace movement.
Trump Will Not March Quickly to Victory Over Iran
Andreas Krieg is an associate professor at the Defence Studies Department of King’s College London and the author of Socio-Political Order and Security in the Arab World.
What Emergency Managers Say They Need More Than Ever
We heard from more than 40 current and former emergency managers in 11 states about what they need to prepare for the next disaster — and what they aren’t getting.
Link Together All Cells of Resistance
In this archival interview with the German journal Kürbiskern, avant-garde filmmaker and writer Peter Weiss breaks down the potential and limitations of theatre in politics.
Trump’s Orwellian Board of Peace Consists Entirely of Human Rights Abusers
An Intercept analysis finds that every single Board of Peace member state has been rebuked for human rights violations.
The Drug War in Full View
A profile of El Mencho. Plus: An incredibly long State of the Union that no one will remember; history repeats, nastily, in Georgia.
Shipwrecks, Sham Papers and False Flags: Tracking the Company Behind It All
A shipwreck in India, an ammunition seizure in Senegal, and a raid on an oil tanker in Malaysia – all three incidents involve ageing vessels, operating with false papers and one recurring figure: Captain Suniel Kumar Sharma.
The Big Story: The Iran War
In this virtual event, Atlantic reporters will discuss the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Trump administration’s response, the complicated history of regime changes, and what comes next.
Organizing in the Heart of Empire
Salar Mohandesi on Iran, the campism debate, and the urgency of organizing in the heart of imperialism.
Building the Electrostate
In the United States today, officials at all levels of government generally act as if private enterprise is the only way to provide goods and services.
The U.S.-Israel War Against Iran Is Not Slowing Down Anytime Soon
All three countries are preparing to potentially wage weeks of conflict—or more.
The Martin Luther King Jr. We Don’t Know
His work with gang members in Chicago shows how much he valued the part played by young people in the Black freedom struggle.
Blackout Iran
When the Trump administration launched a major attack on Iran, news organizations had to navigate a shaky environment for communications—and moral clarity.
Buried without answers: The hidden toll on Kenyan women in the Gulf
The Kenyan government’s failures are deeply felt by families who have lost loved ones in Saudi Arabia.
‘Cuba’s next,’ says Lindsey Graham as illegal Trump-Israel war on Iran kills hundreds
Trump 2.0 seems to be about regime change,” said one observer.