Will the U.S. Block the ICJ on Gaza? It’s Thwarted the Court Before.
An adverse ICJ ruling on Nicaragua in 1984 shows how the U.S. subverts international law when it chooses.
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An adverse ICJ ruling on Nicaragua in 1984 shows how the U.S. subverts international law when it chooses.
By cutting funding from UNRWA, the U.S. moves Israel closer to its goal.
Democrats are attacking Joe Biden’s critics by presenting a false choice between supporting abortion rights and opposing genocide.
The U.S. seems determined to go down swinging with Israel.
A coalition of attorneys and human rights activists is pursuing charges against Israeli and American officials.
Republicans reject not just abortion, but also health programs and — this month — money for hungry families.
In a bid to repress movements like Stop Cop City, the far right wants enhanced penalties based on “political affiliation or belief.”
A progressive who stays home on Election Day — or backs Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Cornel West, or No Labels — is voting for Donald Trump.
The question of Israel is whether European colonialism can ever make peace with the rest of the world.
“Are the airstrikes in Yemen working?” It was a simple question, delivered directly to President Joe Biden this afternoon.
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