This week in the Anthropocene A black cloud hangs heavy, casting a dark, ominous shadow. The air is suffocating and smells of ...

For the past 60 years, U.S. presidents have used and misused the concept of threat to justify the use of force on a massive ...

On June 23, the European Union hosted a five-member Taliban delegation in Brussels for discussions on migration and the ...

The water in my bath had gone lukewarm before I noticed. The book was balanced on my chest. The traffic outside the window ...

The recent presidential election in Colombia highlighted a striking political paradox. New data from the country’s national ...

Amid all the verbiage, pixels and printers’ ink being expended over whether President Trump achieved anything by launching his illegal war (along with ...

On this episode of CounterPunch Radio, Tori Tsui talks with Karim Ali, co-founder of the Gaza Sunbirds. Karim Ali is a Palestinian award-winning community ...

Fatal physics Astrophysicists analyzed light and energy into their components, and figured out how they work together to form ...

The changes to Medicaid outlined in Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) are still coming into view – and so are the policy adjustments that states can make to maintain enrollment. The ...

I remember when Woodward and Bernstein’s description in Final Days of Nixon wandering the halls of the West Wing late at ...

I know crime statutes and dates can be boring and hard to read. Please bear with me for a minute. These laws are written a certain way for a reason.