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For Immediate Release:  February 18, 2010 Largest Peace Group:  Biden Speech Right Direction on Nukes, But Funding Weapon Upgrades Wrong Washington, DC — In response to today’s speech on nuclear [...]

When President Obama said in his State of the Union message “So tonight, we set a new goal:  We will double our exports over the next five years…” we wondered aloud if that meant what we thought [...]

The nuts and bolts of the treaties don’t always lend themselves to sound bite summaries, but each provides an opportunity for the US to lead the world towards nuclear abolition through its [...]

Last week, Jonathan Williams was interviewed by Antiwar.com Radio’s Angela Keaton. They discussed SPAN’s counter-recruitment work, the military’s recruitment efforts, and the use of video games [...]

On Wednesday, historian and PA advisory board member Howard Zinn passed away. In his memory, we urge you to check out this great tribute to Zinn from the Nation. [...]

Senior Fellow Raed Jarrar talks to RT about recent conflicts occurring in Iraq around the upcoming elections. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwPkElppU4s]

Check out this recent article by Peace Action historian Larry Wittner at the History News Network. The outpouring of humanitarian aid from numerous nations for the suffering people of Haiti is [...]

The Obama administration planned to submit its Nuclear Posture Review (NPR) to Congress February 1, but has delayed the review’s release until March 1. In a speech to the United Nations General [...]

Introduction to Credit-Through-Examination Poverty Draft Counter-recruiters use the term “Povery Draft” to refer to a broad set of circumstances that the military exploits for recruitment [...]

Peace Action’s Political Director Paul Kawika Martin and Colonel Ann Wright respond to Obama’s decision on CNN. The pair, who had just traveled to Afghanistan in October, tell the US [...]