Chris Hedges: Israel Destroyed My University. Where is the Outrage?
Dr. Ahmed Alhussaina, Vice President of the now-destroyed al-Israa University, speaks out against Israel’s systematic targeting of Palestinian educational and cultural institutions.
The ‘Black Chronicle’ Offers an Unprecedented Look at Black History
Compiling articles, essays, and other historical documents over 178 years, the ‘Black Chronicle’ is a treasure trove of rare, firsthand accounts of Black history.
Chris Hedges and Noura Erakat on Colonial Law and the Erasure of Palestine
For a century, international law derived from British colonial rule has been premised on the non-existence of Palestinians as a people.
Wisconsin’s Prison Lockdowns: No Visitors, Few Showers, and No End in Sight
Deprived of visitors, programming, and time outside their cells, incarcerated people have been put into a hellish limbo by measures ostensibly taken to combat overpopulation in state prisons.
A Prison Librarian’s Efforts to Humanize the Stories of Incarcerated People
After an extensive career in California’s Soledad Prison, Fred Winn’s memoir ‘For the Least of These’ brings into the light the human stories of those demonized by the prison system.
The Chris Hedges Report: Joe Sacco, Author of ‘Footnotes of Gaza,’ on Journalism and Palestine
Sacco, whose graphic novels marry illustration with cutting-edge journalism, speaks on his career reporting on Palestine and what it means to bear witness as a journalist committed to justice.
‘No Way a Human Should Be’: Abolishing Solitary Confinement in DC
Formerly incarcerated activist Herbert Robinson speaks frankly on the trauma of solitary confinement.
Could Israel’s War in Gaza Spiral Into a Regional War?
Since the early days of this war, the conflict has not been contained to Gaza. Is a regional conflict with Iran, Hezbollah, and other actors on the horizon?
Israel Cannot Be a Colonial Power and a Democracy
Israeli historian Ilan Pappé reframes ‘the only democracy in the Middle East’ as a colonizing force that is inherently undemocratic due to its necessary subjugation of Palestinians.
Kaiser Workers Win Big After Largest Healthcare Strike in US History
After mobilizing over 75,000 workers in a three-day strike this October, the Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions won a new contract for hundreds of healthcare facilities around the country.
The 13th Amendment Legalizes Slavery—and Many States Have Their Own Version
Like many states, California backs up the federal exception for involuntary servitude in its own state constitution. These activists are fighting to change that.
Biden Tanks in Polls, but Media Downplays Impact of Gaza on Voters
Bumfuzzled by losses among young voters, media outlets obscure how much Biden’s lockstep support of Israel is harming his prospects in the 2024 election.
On the Ground at the Largest Pro-Palestine March in US History
Over 100,000 people filled the streets of Washington, DC, on Nov. 4 to demand a ceasefire and an end to US aid to Israel. TRNN was there on the ground.
Chris Hedges: Israel’s Endgame is ‘Destruction of the Idea of Palestine’
What Netanyahu’s government aims to achieve in Gaza today is something akin to the Armenian genocide.
‘We’re a War Machine as a Nation’: The Truth About American Politics
“We prefer war over healthcare. We prefer war over housing. We prefer war over education. We prefer war over the economic welfare of our own citizens”