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Lawmakers are focused on the double-tap strike, but they're missing the point. All the attacks on boats in the Caribbean violate both US and international law.
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Gaza’s Schools Reopen in Defiance of Continued Israeli Attacks on Everyday Life
Palestinian students flocked to Islamic University in Gaza after it resumed in-person classes in the midst of the rubble.
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The Aftermath of the 12-Day War Between Israel and Iran
Israel's attacks on Tehran killed over a thousand people, while experts and Iranian officials warn that Israel's U.S.-backed assault on the country leaves open the possibility for more war.
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"Slower Form of Death": Despite Ceasefire, Israel Keeps Killing in Gaza as Winter Storm Floods Tents
Trump’s Carnival of Corruption Threatens Our Democracy
Donald Trump’s second term has been marked by personal graft, rampant abuse of power, and subversion of the rule of law and the Constitution.
The Encampments (w/ Mahmoud Khalil and Michael Workman) | The Chris Hedges Report
The documentary “The Encampments” captures what the corporate media hid during the 2024 mass student protests against Israel’s genocide — that a rainbow coalition organized against genocide.
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"Slower Form of Death": Despite Ceasefire, Israel Keeps Killing in Gaza as Winter Storm Floods Tents
Palestinians were battered with rain and freezing temperatures overnight as winter storm Byron hit the Gaza Strip. Soaked tents and makeshift shelters flooded, causing some mattresses to float and improvised roofs to blow away. An 8-month-old baby girl, Rahaf Abu Jazar, died from hypothermia. Moureen Kaki, an aid worker living in Gaza, says conditions at hospitals have not improved since the announcement of the so-called ceasefire. “It is not really a ceasefire,” she says. “It’s just a slower form of death.”
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