Peace

                
  • U.S. drops bid to serve on UN human rights body

    U.S. drops bid to serve on UN human rights body

    April 14, 2006

    UNITED NATIONS — The United States refused to run for a seat on the newly created UN Human Rights Council, the first session of which will take place in Geneva June 19. While U.S. Ambassador John...

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  • Alarm over Bush Iran plans

    Alarm over Bush Iran plans

    April 14, 2006

    Despite President Bush’s claim on April 10 that talk of U.S. plans to use nuclear weapons against Iran is “wild speculation,” a number of civilian and military experts are convinced that precisely such an option is...

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  • Group hails plutonium removal, warns of dangers

    Group hails plutonium removal, warns of dangers

    April 14, 2006

    The Department of Energy said last week it plans to remove all “nuclear bomb useable” quantities of plutonium and highly enriched uranium from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory by the end of 2014, establishing a new plutonium...

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  • May Day/Cinco de Mayo supplement to print edition

    May Day/Cinco de Mayo supplement to print edition

    April 14, 2006

    May Day/Cinco de Mayo supplement to print edition Advertise your book, bumper sticker, CD or DVD or send greetings in this special supplement to the print edition, which will be published in the May 6-12 issue....

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  • Illinois activists establish statewide peace and justice coalition

    Illinois activists establish statewide peace and justice coalition

    April 7, 2006

    CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Nearly 150 delegates from about 80 organizations, half of them from outside the Chicago metro area, met here April 1 to found the Illinois Coalition for Peace and Justice. “We’re united here today...

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