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U.S. Army Rangers. (Credit: U.S. Army photo by Spc. Steven Hitchcock)

Global US Military Deployments Have Done Nothing to Reduce the Threat of Terrorism

Nick Turse January 19, 2018 Nick Turse

U.S. Special Forces now blanket most of the world, yet terrorist groups continue to proliferate. Maybe militarism isn't the solution.

A boy wanders through the Israeli-bombed Shejaiya quarter of Gaza City, October, 2014. Photo Credit: Ezz Al-Zanoun/Nur Photo/Rex

Incremental Genocide: A Brief History of Israel’s Violence Against Palestine

Ramzy Baroud January 17, 2018 Ramzy Baroud

Israel's Minister of Agriculture Uri Ariel recently called for more death and injuries of Palestinians in Gaza. Such views are reflections of real policies that have been carried out for over 70 years. This violent legacy continues to define Israel to this day, through the use of what Israeli historian Ilan Pappe describes as ‘incremental genocide.’

The Grand Canyon. Credit: Garet Bleir

Indigenous Communities and Environmentalists Denounce Mining Operations in Grand Canyon

Garet Bleir January 11, 2018 Garet Bleir

Any day now, Energy Fuels will resume drilling for high-grade uranium ore at the Canyon Mine just six miles south of the Grand Canyon. The risks of the mine have never been fully investigated, but it doesn't take much to see the potential consequences.

Photo: Seyllou/AFP/Getty Images

Shadow Armies: The Hidden US War in Africa

Ramzy Baroud January 10, 2018 Ramzy Baroud

There is a real - but largely concealed - war which is taking place throughout the African continent. It involves the United States, an invigorated Russia and a rising China. The outcome of the war is likely to define the future of the continent and its global outlook.

Natural Disasters Bring Upheaval to Sri Lanka’s Rural Economy

Amantha Perera January 8, 2018 Amantha Perera

Disasters, man made and natural, are increasingly forcing agriculture-based income earners, especially small farmers, out of their villages and into cities looking for work. “What am I to do? There is no work in our village, all the fields have dried up, everyone is moving out looking for work,” said Sri Lankan farmer Newton Gunathileka.

Year in Review: Will 2018 Usher in a New Palestinian Strategy?

Ramzy Baroud January 2, 2018 Ramzy Baroud

2018 promises to be a decisive year for the future of all Palestinians and it will be a difficult one. Not only did the US pull out of the 'peace process', it is expected to do its utmost to jeopardize any Palestinian initiative aimed at holding Israel accountable for its 50-year-old illegal military occupation.

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