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Over the past three years, a collective of volunteer researchers, lawyers, and commentators created The Merchants of Death War Crimes Tribunal, dedicated to holding accountable four weapon manufacturing corporations based in the U.S. Their tribunal amassed copious evidence to prove that Boeing, Lockheed Martin, RTX (formerly Raytheon) and General Atomics (a company which manufactures weaponized drones) are More

On January 6, the Pentagon announced that it had “resettled” 11 Yemeni men to Oman after detaining them over two decades without charge at the US naval facility of Guantánamo Bay.  Notice of this repatriation was given back on September 15, 2023 to Congress by Secretary of Defense Austin.  Their removal from a facility made notorious in the aftermath More

Donald Trump vowed to begin deporting undocumented migrants “on day one” of his administration, and day one is rapidly approaching. If Trump’s working-class voters believed that deporting 13.3 million people will somehow improve their economic lives, many will soon learn that mass deportation harms all working people, not only migrants, and will help exacerbate a More

“Every morning,” the billionaire Marc Andreessen smiled a few weeks after Donald Trump’s re-election this past November, “I wake up happier than the day before.” The stoked Andreessen, with Trump’s re-entry into the White House only days away, must by now be sitting in seventh heaven. He no doubt has plenty of deep-pocket company. We’ve More

Many species of birds face a deadly threat: window collisions. They cannot distinguish a clear pane of glass from the open sky, and hummingbirds, among the smallest birds, are particularly at risk. The good news is that we now understand this danger and can protect these tiny birds. We can easily create safe environments that More

Join us live from Melbourne Park for all the action on the third day of main draw play at the 2025 Australian Open.

Many members of the international community consider whale-hunting a barbaric practice that should have been banned decades ago.  But some countries have long viewed it as a vital commercial enterprise and in some cases, an emblem of their national culture.  These contrasting viewpoints figured prominently in the promulgation of the International Convention on the Regulation More

The meteorological drought that swept through the Fertile Crescent (stretching from the Tigris and Euphrates to the Nile Valley) in the 2000s finally ended up undoing the Assad regime in Syria and forcing Bashar al-Assad to flee to Moscow under the cover of night last month. At first glance, drought or its driver in climate More

A parliamentary committee will propose on Wednesday that dual citizens could have their Swedish citizenship revoked if they commit crimes that seriously threaten national security, Swedish media have reported, citing sources in the parties.

My time away from campus has afforded me a rare opportunity to truly cherish the people that made my Stanford experience what it is.

Wind-blown embers leap ahead of the fire front to start new “spot” fires. Under these conditions, it is impossible to stop or control a blaze. Photo George Wuerthner The fires in Los Angeles are still burning as I write this. The loss of property, the disruption and loss of lives, and the trauma these fires More

Raducanu battled to an excellent win over 26th seed Ekaterina Alexandrova but Norrie went out to Matteo Berrettini

Joe Biden says ceasefire deal ‘on the brink... of finally coming to fruition’

Spice up your midweek chook with these tasty dinner ideas, including two using store-bought green curry paste for an instant flavour boost.

News analysis: Keir Starmer gave his beleaguered chancellor the vote of confidence on Monday morning, but if he decided on a change in the Treasury who could replace her?

38-year-old French veteran Gael Monfils overcomes young gun Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard in an epic five-set battle.

The solo traveler says the woman ‘scoffed aggressively’ when they said no to switching seats

The Australian sharemarket closed higher on Tuesday, as rising oil and commodity prices fuelled a rally in mining and energy stocks.

The boy acted alone when he allegedly stabbed a female Coles worker in an “abhorrent” random attack, police say.

TEHRAN, Jan. 14 (MNA) – Iranian Minister of Road and Urban Development Farzaneh Sadegh and Russian Minister of Transport Roman Vladimirovich Starovoyt have evaluated agreements and understandings between the two countries.

A rare emergency alert has been issued with wind gusts up to 113km/h expected to return to the area.

Palisades and Eaton fires continue to rage through southern California as Santa Ana winds set to return

A stunning forehand winner on set point from Lorenzo Musetti saw him take out the opening set against Matteo Arnaldi.

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Study expands understanding of artistic development in pre-Hispanic South America