The Trump administration has launched an illegal war of aggression on Iran; the editorial asks whether this is a bridge too far, and whether enough people will mobilize to keep it from sparking World War III.

The International Peace Coalition’s 143rd weekly meeting put the spotlight on the creation of the United Nations and the sabotage of the system of law it begat, as Helga Zepp-LaRouche warned that “the clouds of war are massing over our heads.”

In an interview with Helga Zepp-LaRouche, former CIA analyst Larry Johnson asks whether reason can replace insanity in American and European policymaking, as the United States hovers at the edge of another war in Southwest Asia.

Dr. Kwame Amuah asks why not a single sub-Saharan African nation was invited to join Trump’s Board of Peace, and what the omission reveals about history and strategy.

Trump opened the first meeting of the Board of Peace for Gaza with self-praise and no mention of the tens of thousands killed in Gaza; Palestine is not represented on the board, although Israel is.

After Lula’s state visit to India, Brazil and India pledge closer coordination, calling themselves “the meeting point of the pharmacy of the world with the breadbasket of the world.”

Professor Li Xing’s preface to the second edition of the Schiller Institute special report by Hussein Askary and Jason Ross describes its argument that lasting peace in West Asia and Africa must rest on infrastructure-driven economic development.

Helga Zepp-LaRouche argues that fighting oligarchism requires a new renaissance of the best traditions of all cultures, built on Friedrich Schiller’s concept of aesthetic education.

Dennis Speed traces the eugenics ideology of today’s Epstein Class, from the 1932 International Congress of Eugenics to Peter Thiel’s advocacy of genetically superior humans and an omnipotent surveillance state.

Daniel Platt looks to the 1930 German film The Blue Angel for insight into the public reaction to the scandals around the Epstein files and the degeneracy they reveal.

Independent presidential candidate Diane Sare delivers her own State of the Union address, a day ahead of Trump’s, on the economic and cultural collapse at home, the danger of thermonuclear war, and what must be done.

The U.S. physical goods trade deficit hit a record $1.241 trillion in 2025, days before the Supreme Court struck down Trump’s IEEPA tariffs, Richard Freeman reports.

In this 2003 article, LaRouche calls Defense Secretary Rumsfeld “Strangelove II” and warns that the Bush administration’s utopian military doctrines are the work of fools or, most probably, worse.