Jacobin
- Israel’s Campaign to Make East Jerusalem Unlivable
Along with the constant violations of the ceasefire in Gaza, home demolitions are continuing apace in East Jerusalem. In Silwan, a Palestinian neighborhood south of the Old City, the destruction does not come in the form of bombing, but as a routine administrative procedure. On December 22, shortly after dawn, Israeli authorities razed a thirteen-apartment
- Ohio Train Derailment Victims Are Still Waiting for Justice
On a balmy evening last September, Michael Fowler stumbled out to the south rail line in East Palestine, Ohio, and sat down in the middle of the tracks. His dog, a white Chihuahua, was beside him. The sun was setting. He waited perilously for the next oncoming train. He wouldn’t have to wait long. Dozens
- The Flawed Memory of Brazil’s Dictatorship
Forty years since the end of Brazil’s military dictatorship, seven since the election of a president who praised its torturers, and three since said ex-president attempted a coup of his own, it can be tempting to diagnose the whole country with a sort of national amnesia. This is, after all, the most optimistic explanation for
- Meet Cea Weaver, the Tenant Leader Who Terrifies NYC Landlords
In Trump’s America, with so much breaking news for the media to cover, it might have seemed odd to observe the presence of journalists and photographers staking out the Crown Heights apartment of a new City Hall appointee — heading a small office that doesn’t even have any official staff — for days at a
- The New Right Openly Pines for Manifest Destiny 2.0
Over the past decade, conservatives have railed incessantly against “woke” educators for indoctrinating young people into believing that the United States was forged through conquest, racial domination, and imperial violence, all of which is historically uncontroversial. In red states, legislators have introduced and passed bills to restrict what can be taught in the classroom about
Dissident Voice
- Latin America Pushes Back Against U.S. Intervention
Photo: Nuestra America gathering in Bogotá, Colombia. Credit: Progressive International When Senator Tim Kaine told Secretary of State Marco Rubio at a recent Senate hearing on Venezuela that the administration’s announcement of a new Monroe Doctrine “does not land well in the Americas,” he was putting it mildly. I just returned from an emergency gathering in Bogotá The post Latin America Pushes Back Against U.S. Intervention first appeared on Dissident Voice.
- Cannabis and the Closure of Agnes J. Johnson Charter School
Privately-operated charter schools fail and close every week. The top four reasons include declining enrollment, mismanagement, financial malfeasance, and poor academic performance. Such closures are usually sudden, abrupt, and take place mid-year, leaving many parents, students, teachers, and principals stunned and stressed about what to do next. Currently, 69 students are enrolled in the K-12 The post Cannabis and the Closure of Agnes J. Johnson Charter School first appeared on Dissident Voice.
- The US Is Pushing So Many Regime Change Agendas It’s Hard To Keep Up
It’s just incredible how quickly and aggressively the US is advancing longstanding agendas of global conquest under the Trump administration. Now they’re racing to take out Cuba. The US president has signed an executive order to impose new tariffs on countries that supply oil to Cuba, even indirectly, which is expected to dramatically increase the pressure The post The US Is Pushing So Many Regime Change Agendas It’s Hard To Keep Up first appeared on Dissident Voice.
The Real News Network
- ‘Totalitarian nonsense’: Don Lemon arrested by federal agents over coverage of church protest
“I don’t care what your political beliefs or leanings are, what journalism outlet you represent,” said one fellow journalist, “this absolutely cannot stand.”
- TikTok takes down Gaza journalist Bisan Owda’s account mere days after US deal
Owda’s account had 1.4 million followers, she said.
- ‘Beginning of the chaos’: FBI raid in Georgia seen as ominous sign of Trump plans for 2026 midterms
“This should have people across the country absolutely shook,” said Sen. Jon Ossoff.
Occupy.com
- Can the UK Green Party Surge Match Mamdani’s NYC Earthquake?
To truly challenge Reform, Labour and the British establishment, the Greens will need to harness their increasing membership and work alongside social movements.