It's time to universalize resistance.

It’s time to universalize resistance. Moving forward, finding more effective ways of universalizing resistance to militarism across issues and continents, is key to building a more peaceful world.

Needed: more Watchmen and Watchwomen. A drone base may soon be coming to your own neighborhood.

Selling weapons to Saudi Arabia has consequences. The intense anti-US sentiment in Yemen should be a wake-up call for Americans

Elon Musk and Steve Wozniak called on the United Nations last year to ban lethal autonomous weapons.

Researchers and the international community are only beginning to tackle the ethical issues that arise from autonomous weapons systems. Clearly defining the weapons systems and the role humans will continue to play is one small part of a very big problem.

The new documentary National Bird, which begins screening this Friday -- Veteran's Day, tells the story of three Iraq Veterans Against the War members who were immersed in different parts of the drone program along with the stories of some of the Afghan families affected forever by drone strikes.

Fully autonomous weapons, quickly moving from the realm of science fiction toward reality, threaten to revolutionize armed conflict and law enforcement in alarming ways.

If Father Daniel Berrigan, who died Saturday at the age of 94, had been a few generations younger, can there be any doubt that he would have been at forefront of those protesting the expansion of the drone war under President Obama?

"This Isn't a War on Leaks, It's a War on Whistleblowers": Snowden Pens Foreword to New Scahill Book

Patrick Cockburn and Joseph Daher discuss the escalation of bombing in Syria that has killed 200 people in six days and undermined the peace talks in Geneva