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The U.S. just hit record honey imports. The bees are why
If bee keepers can’t keep hives alive, food brands pay more for things like cereal and ice cream. Many of those brands trade on U.S. stock markets.
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More cities are pressing pause on data centers as local backlash grows
Residents are concerned about rising electricity prices and environmental harms.
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Warmongers keep generating AI atrocity propaganda about Iran
It is unsurprising that generative AI is being used to churn out atrocity propaganda to manufacture consent for imperial war projects, because these new technologies lend themselves perfectly to the task of creating realistic-looking video footage of events which never transpired.
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Congo’s cobalt feeds Big Tech. Its people face Ebola
Tech monopolies—Apple, Nvidia, Google, Microsoft and Intel—depend on mineral supply chains that run through eastern Congo.
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Making America Whiter Again: White supremacy in action
There is nothing mysterious about Trump’s effort to curb legal immigration. White supremacy is the explanation.
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Business community has a big sook
The screaming about “tax grabs”, “death taxes”, “class war” and “communism” from the sorry brigade of start-up shysters, investors, small businesses, big capitalists, right-wing journos and politicians is an absolute festival of reaction.
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Why didn’t Iran put Gaza on the table? A difficult answer
From Gaza to Tehran, from the politics of resistance to the limits of regional diplomacy, a pressing question has resurfaced amid the 2026 war: why was Palestine not explicitly placed at the center of Iran’s ceasefire framework? In this critical reading, Ramzy Baroud challenges the assumption of abandonment, arguing instead that the answer lies in the fragmented nature of Palestinian representation and the uneven political architecture of the resistance camp itself.
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Got a bedroom? Get a benefit cut
A new rule change will allow the government to count having a place to sleep as income, and deduct it from SSI payments.
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Israel is on a killing spree of paramedics and rescue workers in Lebanon
Israel has killed over 120 rescue workers, damaged 16 hospitals, and targeted over 130 ambulances in Lebanon since March 2.
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Iran-U.S. potential MoU won’t restore Strait of Hormuz pre-war status
A draft Iran–U.S. MOU reportedly outlines changes to Strait of Hormuz transit rules, asset releases, sanctions relief, and phased nuclear negotiations.
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Colombia at a development crossroads
Colombia’s economic trajectory from the 1990s is anything but straightforward.
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The chess game of justice
Ghana’s UN resolution on the transatlantic slave trade and the crisis of the Global North.
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Cuba: Declassified records on the ‘Brothers to the Rescue’ shootdown
On Eve of Raul Castro Indictment, Archive Posts Declassified FAA Documents on Events Leading to Shootdown of Cuban Exile Planes FAA Emails Foresaw “Worst Case Scenario”“One of these days the Cubans will shoot down one of these planes”
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How Hennepin County unwound an ICE agent’s web of lies
Christian Castro is now the subject of a nationwide arrest warrant.
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Bolivia strike grows as government hits labor leader with terrorism charge
The terrorism charge is a weapon to break the strike.
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India’s anti-terror law and the punishment of the unconvicted
The statistics released by the government paint a troubling picture.
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The horrors of AI-driven military targeting, from Gaza to Iran
In 2021, Israeli intelligence officials had proudly declared that an 11-day bombing campaign against Hamas was their “First AI War”, but that was a mere skirmish compared to the unbridled, AI-facilitated mass slaughter that was to come.
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Cuba stands firm. It works, creates, and fights against the threat of imperialism
Statement by the Cuban Chapter of the Network in Defense of Humanity.
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U.S. officials work on creating pretexts to attack Cuba
A report from Axios has claimed that there’s an ‘attack-drone threat’ from Cuba, and the DOJ is taking steps to indict Raul Castro
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From dunks to drones: The NBA has a Israel problem
Many of the National Basketball Association’s biggest stars are quietly allying themselves with the State of Israel, making official visits to the country, meeting IDF troops, and investing in its national security industry.
