by Cole Harrison As the criminal Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its fourth month, the peace and progressive movement has some hard rethinking to do. Congress has appropriated $54 billion for the Ukraine war – $13.6 billion in March and $40.1 billion on May 19 […]
by Webb Nichols “Thank you for your service” You say to me You may wonder why I grimace You meant to make me feel better What to do with “Thank you for your service” No one who has been to war wants […]
by Brian Garvey After a year and a half of advocacy and pressure, on June 1st, Reps Peter DeFazio (D-OR) and Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) introduced a War Powers Resolution to end America’s role in Saudi Arabia’s brutal war in Yemen. This measure to stop the […]
by Tom Huf The prospects for the US to rejoin the JCPOA unilaterally abandoned by President Trump in 2018 have diminished greatly in the past month. Both those on the negotiating team and close observers in the diplomatic community and in Washington think tanks are […]
by C.R. Spicer In twenty-one days, a chick hatches able to walk. Movement capacity is not a chicken or the egg scenario, and yet movements are run by people who can hit the ground running. Relationships are built in small acts. Peter Metz reached out […]
by Seung Hee Jeon During his campaign, U.S. presidential candidate Joe Biden pledged to end “forever wars.” After taking office, in January 2021, during his first State of the Union address, he explained that his administration would be committed to “engaging our adversaries and our […]
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