by Evan Mackay The following is a speech delivered by Evan Mackay on Saturday April 12th at the Stand Up Harvard! demonstration held by the Cambridge City Council. — When I say people you say power people power people power When I say fight, you say win, fight, win, fight, … Read More

by Lila Li “This is only the beginning,” warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a televised address on March 18 – the day Israel unilaterally broke the Gaza ceasefire and entered the region into a second period of war that has killed nearly two thousand in just under a … Read More

by Grace Cowell Had I been told a few months ago that I would be celebrating my 20th birthday with the entire Massachusetts congressional delegation on Capitol Hill, I would not have believed it; however, I could not pass up the opportunity to travel to D.C. last week alongside six … Read More

by Marcus Breen There is an unfortunate tendency to believe that warfare involves violence, guns, bloodshed and nationalism generated by stupid leaders intent on domination.  Thankfully, in non-violent warfare, only the last criterion applies to the tariff war imposed in the second week of March 2025. Then, President Trump introduced … Read More

by Ellen Mass This article is Part Three of a series on Mexico’s history and economic development. You can read Part One, Part Two, and Part Three. — While natural resources extraction increases by national and foreign companies, newly elected Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo maintains that fossil fuels are an economic … Read More

By Nancy Goldner, Jonathan King, and Richard Krushnic The world is awash in nuclear weapons with an astonishing overkill capacity. Just in the US, there are 400 land-based intercontinental missiles, hundreds of nuclear bombs mounted on B52 and B2 bombers, and 14 nuclear-powered and nuclear-armed submarines, , each carrying 24 missiles … Read More