Jordan Atwood

UN official warns of dire consequences for North Gaza’s civilians as Israeli forces target hospitals and shelters.

In light of Israel’s ongoing defiance, the international community must explore alternative measures to enforce the ICJ’s judgment, should it rule in favor of South Africa’s case.

As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza escalates, calls for accountability and adherence to both U.S. and international law intensify.

By choosing between Trump and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris, voters will decide not only the direction of domestic policy but also the position the U.S. will take on critical global issues.

As the U.S. election draws near, a coalition of progressive organizers and activists—calling themselves “Harris Voters for Human Rights”—has taken an unusual dual stand: backing Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and planning protests to push for U.S. accountability in Gaza. With ongoing violence and humanitarian crises in the Gaza Strip, coalition members are channeling their efforts into a strategy that simultaneously supports a Harris victory over Donald Trump while demanding an end to U.S. complicity in what they term “genocide” in Gaza.

An in-depth look at the unprecedented concerns raised by Donald Trump’s re-election, from threats to democracy and civil rights in the U.S. to fears of escalated global instability.

The attacks killed at least 22 people, according to reports, and add to the growing concerns about the role of American military aid in facilitating violence against civilians.

Susie Wiles, a central figure in Trump’s 2024 campaign, also worked as a registered lobbyist for Swisher International, a major tobacco company, as recently as this year.

Escalating violence and civilian casualties amid U.S.-Israel alignment on regional tensions with Iran and Hezbolla.

A UN panel raises alarms on Israel’s actions in Gaza, deeming them consistent with genocide, as US arms continue to fuel the conflict. Progressive lawmakers like Sanders call for halting arms sales amidst alleged war crimes.