It is undeniable that we, the generations lucky enough to be alive at this moment, are witnessing the greatest transformation of civilization in human history.

The 163rd consecutive weekly meeting of the International Peace Coalition addressed the danger of U.S. self-attrition in its wars against Iran and Ukraine, and the crushing toll on American farmers.

July 15—The most notable aspect of the June 2026 presidential elections in Peru is not the victory of the unpredictable Keiko Fujimori, but rather—and most importantly—the resounding defeat of the favorite candidate of U.S. President Donald Trump and the American neoconservatives: the former mayor of Lima,

At the July 3, 2026 meeting of the International Peace Coalition, the 161st consecutive weekly gathering online, a presentation on the world food and agriculture crisis was given by Baltazar Valdez Armentia, leader of the United Farmers of Sinaloa (CUS), and on the Steering Committee of the National Front To

The National Front To Save the Mexican Countryside has called for a full investigation into the assassination of José Ramírez Yáñez, the coordinator of its activities in Jalisco.

The collaboration between the patriots of Venezuela, the United States, and Mexico in the early 19th Century, traced through Venezuela’s own July 5, 1811 Declaration of Independence.

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, a Republican from South Carolina known for his unbridled enthusiasm for unconstitutional U.S. imperial wars, died Saturday night, after returning from a short visit to Ukraine.

July 14—Look around whatever room you are in. Almost nothing you come in contact with is “natural”: the walls and the wiring, the water in the tap, the light overhead, the cooled or heated air, the paved road outside and the rail line beyond it, the planted trees. A

Why the thermodynamic arrow of time cannot be laid over the living and the human world, and what kind of time governs there in its place.

Lyndon LaRouche’s 1979 essay on the Epimenides paradox, Georg Cantor’s notion of cardinality, and Bertrand Russell’s lifelong campaign against both Riemann and Cantor.