weapons

Australian government ramps up anti-China campaign, spends billions on weaponry

July 15, 2020 By Denis Doherty And Hannah Middleton

Australian PM Morrison is using fear as his chief weapon, evoking the rise of Nazism and describing the post-pandemic world as “poorer, more dangerous, and more disorderly.”

Wall Street weapons company CEOs cash in on Iran war danger

January 9, 2020 By Sarah Anderson

Surging stock prices for military contractors gave several CEOs an early payday after Trump’s Iran aggression.

U.S. weapons in hands of Trump’s Saudi pals create humanitarian disaster

November 21, 2018 By Associated Press And John Wojcik

Defying the world’s findings as he sits down to eat his Thanksgiving dinner, Trump defends Saudi prince who killed a Washington Post columnist and who is now starving Yemen’s children to death.

Maine campaign against war and corporate rule nears climax

March 12, 2018 By W. T. Whitney Jr.

Maine legislators have a hot potato in their hands, but they don’t seem to be feeling any pain.

Films critique modern warfare—abroad and in U.S. cities

June 7, 2016 By Bill Meyer

Two new documentaries show the moral and human impact of a war without clear targets or objectives.