The treaty seeks to do to nuclear weapons what previous international treaties have done to chemical and biological weapons — ban their use on humanitarian grounds.

Dialogue is not a reward or an exercise of naivete; it is an imperative for survival. When things are bad—as they are now—is precisely the time to talk.

Expanding the U.S. government’s already bloated surveillance state will only bring more terror and harm to the same communities that Trump targeted with his racist policies and rhetoric

Find the unedited recording of yesterday's acclaimed, excellent conference, "Moving Connecticut’s Economy from War to Peace," here

Even in a year riddled with devastation, movements continued to make strides toward justice and shape our world for the better.

Obama moved Bush’s wars from land to air. Trump continued that trend. Biden seems inclined to advance the same trend even further. But a few things might build public opposition.

Nobody is pining for megadeath. But megadeath is not the only thing that makes the Doomsday Machine petrifying.

China continues the nuclear weapons modernization program that it initiated in the 1980s and increased in the 1990s and 2000s

Where, after all, do universal human rights begin? In small places, close to home -- so close and so small that they cannot be seen on any maps of the world.

Our award this year is to the medical workers and rescuers of Syria.

Your senators need to know you oppose this bill right now. Tell your senators to vote NO on the American Nuclear Infrastructure Act.