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A Federal Court Shields Foreign State Rallies as Sacred Worship
A federal judge in San Diego has allowed civil rights law to be weaponized against citizens protesting foreign military violence. By classifying geopolitical lectures as holy sacraments, the ruling threatens core political speech with ruinous statutory penalties.
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Why the Authors of a Palestinian Children’s History Walked Away from Penguin Random House
When corporate editors demanded that authors sanitize the 1948 Nakba and condemn resistance in imperial terms, Alana Hadid and Jenan Matari walked away. Their canceled book reveals how corporate publishing polices the boundaries of who is granted permission to narrate.
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The White House Televises the Spoils of Empire
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to halt an unlawful $20 million television campaign celebrating foreign conquest and domestic retribution. The executive branch broadcast the propaganda anyway, dismissing judicial restraint as a clerical delay.