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Protesters Demand “Not Another Bomb” on Gaza in Marches Across the Globe

“Almost a year, we’ve been watching blown-up children, blown-up mothers, fathers. I don’t have words. It breaks me, it breaks all of us.”

Today’s featured artist is Alex Cuba from Cuba with an NPR Tiny Desk Concert recorded in 2023.

Approves by Consensus a Non-Binding Resolution Demanding the “Protection and Preservation” of All Equipment Used in the Elections.

The 73-year-old anti-whaling activist is the founder of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and co-founded Greenpeace.

We are nearing the deadline for submitting photos for our 13th contest. Take advantage of the remaining month to send in your pictures!

The latest in a series of power outages since Puerto Rico privatized its electrical grid in the wake of 2017’s devastating Hurricane Maria.

Avon Products company has filed for bankruptcy in the US. This is what we know about its international sales in countries such as Nicaragua.

Hurricane Ernesto continues to move into the western Atlantic Ocean. It does not pose a threat to Cuba, but it is of interest to navigation.

Michigan Congressmember Rashida Tlaib wrote in reply, “You supported sending more U.S. made bombs being used to commit war crimes.”

Meanwhile, the UN Security Council was set to meet today in the wake of Saturday’s devastating Israeli airstrike on a school in Gaza City.