Amid the ongoing horror, it’s important to find ways to atone for war crimes —including reparations

The US and Israel, and all that have pressed forward with hideous weapons systems, should get together and say, “You know what? We have bigger problems ... to solve."

We must continually confront Boeing and other weapon manufacturers and insist they not destroy lives, homes and infrastructures in other lands.

The global pandemic emphasizes for us all the interconnectivity of our global society and the folly, wastefulness, and moral failure of war in all forms.

An entire generation of Yemeni children has suffered the traumas of war, many of them orphaned, maimed, malnourished, or displaced.

By punishing vulnerable people, Trump's policy of "maximum pressure" is undermining efforts to fight COVID-19.

“Heavy-handed & Hopeless, The U.S. Military Doesn’t Know What It’s Doing” -- in Iraq, Afghanistan or any of its “forever wars.”

U.S. possession of nuclear weapons robs the poorest people on the planet of resources needed for food, shelter, and housing.

The greatest outlier in terms of possessing nuclear weapons is the U.S.

We should heed the words and actions of Eglantyne Jebb, who founded Save the Children a century ago. “Every war,” said Jebb, “is a war against children.”

The war in Yemen is horrific and ought to be ended immediately.