The agreement halted, at least temporarily, the threat of a U.S. military attack on Syria. The Obama-Kerry administration agreed to the plan due to opposition at home and abroad.

The PCJF filed a Freedom of Information Act Lawsuit against the U.S. State Department for its refusal to produce materials in its possession about secret payments by the U.S. government to Miami-based journalists who were reporting on the case of the Cuban Five prior to the trial, during the trial and while the jury was deliberating.

National Staff Coordinator of the ANSWER Coalition Sarah Sloan responds to President Obama's Sept. 10 address on Syria

Anti-war chants interrupt pro-war politicians at award ceremony for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton

Send an email right now to Congress and to President Obama telling them that you and the vast majority of the people demand that they listen to the people who oppose a new war against Syria. Tell President Obama that you vote NO to war against Syria, and tell Congress to Vote NO to any resolution that authorizes a new war against Syria.

Has the United States stepped back from the edge of the precipice? Has the catastrophe been averted? The U.S. war threat against Syria has not ended. But the particular path to war has required a shift because of resounding domestic and global opposition.

Students in New York City confront David Petraeus, former CIA director and commander of occupation troops in Iraq and Afghanistan

On Sept. 7, just before Congress returns from its summer recess to decide whether or not to bomb Syria, demonstrations were held in cities across the country against another war

March from White House to the Capitol Building demands that Congress vote no to war on Syria

ANSWER National Coordinator Brian Becker discusses the G20 summit and the drive for U.S. intervention in Syria on CrossTalk.