Jeffrey St. Clair is a co-editor at CounterPunch. He focuses on a range of themes including culture and society, sports, and world affairs, exploring topics such as conflict and war, current affairs, and civil rights. His work has been featured in KEN DRAPER, Arizona Daily Star, and CounterPunch.
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Capital punishment is the most premeditated of murders. – Albert Camus Christa Pike’s heart was meant to stop beating around 10 am on Sept. 30 at
+ At least 74,250 Palestinians have been killed by Israel since October 7, 2023. With thousands more under the rubble and many others missing, this is
The last official public execution in the US was in 1936, when Rainey Bethea, a young black man (naturally), who was just 5'3", was hanged in Owensboro,
It is difficult at times to repress the thought that history is about as instructive as an abattoir; that Tacitus was right and that peace is merely the
+ As she was covering the Palestinian olive harvest north of Ramallah, rampaging Israeli settlers dressed in black attacked Washington Post
"This is the worst period ever," said retired Israeli general Ilan Paz. "The reason behind it is that the Israeli government supports it. The ministers who have the power to control it don’t want to use it — especially now, two weeks before the election."
This is no time to look away. Danger signs are flashing on all fronts, from the bellicose threats against Cuba to the flaming tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. The return of the Democrats will change the tone but not the tenor of our perilous situation. The marketing of liberal wars usually comes in humanitarian guises like the so-called right to protect. But these virtuous claims must be put to the test. That’s what we are here to do. It’s what we’ve done for more than three decades now, even when people have said that we can’t go on. Even when the accounts are low and the prospects bleak. Can’t go on? We must go on. What choice do we have?
Few men had been as cavalier and as debauched as the Président, but completely jaded, utterly torpid, all he was left with now was the depravity and
Few men had been as cavalier and as debauched as the Président, but completely jaded, utterly torpid, all he was left with now was the depravity and
Screen capture from CBS News posted to X. + The opposition to Netanyahu prevailed in the Israeli elections by winning 67 seats to the Netanyahu bloc’s 53.
