Kathy Kelly

The ghastly blockade and bombardment of Yemen, led by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, is now entering its eighth year.

With some 23 million people in extreme hunger and a million children under age five in immediate danger of starvation, the U.S. should unfreeze all of Afghanistan’s Central Bank assets.

United Nations Human Rights Council action silences Yemeni victims of human rights abuses.

The only way to combat terrorism is to end these wars for vengeance and profit.

The U.S. government owes reparations to the civilians of Afghanistan for the past twenty years of war and brutal impoverishment.

The whistleblower acted on behalf of the public's right to know what is being done in its name.

Bilal, Durant and other artists who help us think about U.S. colonial warfare against the people of Iraq and other nations should surely be thanked.

"It's not normal for people to live like this," says Iman Saleh, now on her thirteenth day of a hunger strike demanding an end to war in Yemen.