On Feb. 16, 1992, a decade into the Israeli occupation of south Lebanon, Israel assassinated Abbas al-Musawi, Hezbollah’s ...

Ohio Governor James M. Cox—soon to be the Democratic nominee for president in 1920—marked Labor Day with a lengthy public address.

Cuba has faced many economic crises, but the current one is different. It is far worse than even that of the early 1990s, when Cuba lost all trade ...

I am sitting with Roger Hallam, his gray hair pulled back in a ponytail, in the visitor’s room at HM Prison Wayland. On the ...

This semester at U.S. universities, campuses are being transformed from centers of struggle against the genocide in Gaza to epicenters of repression ...

After the criminal attack launched by Hamas on3, Israelis walk around with an irreconcilable pain in their chests — for the people we lost, ...

Since 1993, 60.2 million workers who had been on the job for at least three years have been laid off, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Another ...

I was Abdallah. Afterward, I’m still Abdallah, according to my ID, but I can’t recognize this new version of myself. Displaced by ...

A few days ago a Marist Poll came out which reported an important finding as far as the Presidential race. It said: “80% of registered voters ...

After Joe Biden was shuffled off stage on trumped-up charges of senility, I started thinking seriously about the weaponization of old age in our world.

Abdallah Aljazaar is a writer for We Are Not Numbers, a Palestinian youth storytelling project founded in 2015. He currently lives in Khan Younis, a bit north of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.

Among the horrific reports about the damage Hurricane Helene unleashed on the southeastern United States was one about Spruce Pine, North Carolina, ...