Did the FBI use the Weather Underground to Undermine Black Panthers and the New Left?
Shaenah Batterson - 2
Paul Thomas Anderson’s Oscar-winning 2025 film One Battle After Another sparked a spirited debate on the left over its portrayal of a fictional group of revolutionaries known as the French 75. Some read the movie as a call to arms against Trump’s fascistic policies while others interpreted it as...
As of spring 2026, the Homicide Bureau of the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department is re-examining the case of the unlicensed private investigator Rod Catsiff, who investigated murders and disappearances in the Antelope Valley until his declared date of death in 2001.
On a Friday afternoon in April 2018, retired...
Secretary of the Communist Party in Armenia Says Political Repression is Off the Charts Under Close U.S. Ally Nikol Pashinyan
Nicholas Reed - 8
Warns that further dark times may await Armenians under Pashinyan’s rule
CAM correspondent Nicholas Reed spoke with a representative of the communist movement in Armenia, amid a critical geopolitical point where the government of Nikol Pashinyan is pivoting away from Russia and closer to the European Union. Pashinyan claimed victory...
Despite What U.S. History Books Say, South Korea and the U.S. Started the Korean War—Not North Korea
Dermot Hudson - 7
June 25th marks the 76th anniversary of the provocation of the Korean War which is referred to in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) as the Fatherland Liberation War or Victorious Fatherland Liberation War.
It was a war of a big country against a small country and a racist...
CIA Governor Betrays Workers of Virginia By Vetoing Collective Bargaining Right Bill
Jeremy Kuzmarov - 2
Abigail Spanberger follows the model of the CIA throughout the developing world
In late May, Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger vetoed collective bargaining rights legislation— Senate Bill 378 and House Bill 1264—that would have allowed half a million Virginia public workers to organize into unions and be able to negotiate their...
The United States and Iran have signed a 14-point memorandum of understanding after over 100 days of bombing and war by the U.S. and Israel since February...
Those living today are destined to experience a rare Triffin’s Dilemma moment, when one dominant but fading empire transitions uneasily to a more robust one. The end of the Portuguese and Spanish empires can be understood as examples of such turning points, with the defeat of the Spanish Armada...
U.S. Military Bases Around the World Are Facing Growing Protest From an Emboldened Antiwar Movement
Jeremy Kuzmarov - 5
Protests receive scant coverage in the U.S. media
In early April, an unidentified Irish man climbed onto the roof of a U.S. C-130 Hercules military transport vehicle parked at Shannon Airport in County Claire, Ireland, and sabotaged its wing and fuselage using a hatchet, causing $75 million in damage.
The heroic...
Peter Beinart Discusses Monstrosities, Abuse of Power, and the Universal Desire for Justice
Anthony Newkirk - 6
Treating a state as a god is a very frightening endeavor. It confers upon mortals a level of veneration that we do not deserve and will always abuse. Liebowitz called it “the essence of fascism.” It is especially frightening when that state operates along explicitly tribal lines.- Peter...
In the eyes of American policy elites Cuba’s most unforgivable crime is not even its socialism, which is now badly frayed, but rather its sovereignty. Cuba’s persistent independence and oppositional survival as a state is an American imperial humiliation.
Revolutionary Cuba’s mere existence threatens the cynicism, complacency and defeatism that does...









