Ukraine War

Driven by the Wind: Displaced Ukrainian Sailor Finds Her Course in San Pedro

By Cris Miller, Columnist It takes a lot to be an individual representing a country. All countries require dedication to…

6 days ago

We Can Lose, But We Cannot Be Defeated

By Victor Kravchuk, Aug. 12 Yesterday my wife asked what I would like to receive for my birthday I couldn’t…

1 week ago

Earth’s Greatest Enemy – Long Beach Premiere with Mike Prysner Q+A

By Empire Files Join Mike Prysner for the Long Beach premiere of their new feature documentary film on the environmental…

5 months ago

Ai Weiwei’s Turandot

The revolutionary artist and iconoclastic activist’s selection of this opera, once banned in China, aligns with his challenging of norms.…

11 months ago

Michael Stearns Studio Ignites Dialogue with Public Discourse

In an era of conflict and division, Public Discourse asserts art's unique capacity to translate raw emotion into collective reflection.

11 months ago

KHERSON: Human Safari — Ukraine, Our Amnesia And a Dance Among the Ruins

The world must not look away. These war crimes demand justice. This film is not only a witness — it…

1 year ago

CPJ Honors Fearless Journalists at 2024 International Press Freedom Awards

Leila Fadel, host of NPR’s Morning Edition, recognized Al Aila in absentia as Israel did not permit the Gazan journalist…

2 years ago

“Escalation Dominance” . . . and the Prospect of More Than 1,000 Holocausts

We should face the realities of the U.S. government’s role in fueling such ominous trends, in part by dismantling key…

2 years ago

Defense Contractors Are Bilking the American People

It should therefore come as no surprise that defense contractors routinely overcharge the Pentagon—and the American taxpayer—by nearly 40 to…

2 years ago

How the U.S. Has Darkened the Nuclear Cloud Over Humanity

In the summer of 1985, Gorbachev announced a unilateral moratorium on nuclear test explosions, and he invited the United States…

3 years ago