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Ohood Nassar: Israel Continues to Shoot Children During the Gaza Ceasefire
Content warning: This story includes graphic depictions of violence toward children. Two Palestinian parents recount the killing of their children by the Israeli military. One was 3, the other 9. Bahaa Abu Al-Ajeen, 32, set out with his 3-year-old son Rayan to check on their family home east of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza at approximately 5:00 pm on June 14. According to Bahaa, the area…
Ma Yongbo: Art Village
An art village is gradually reverting to wilderness,the houses are large, the uneven floorsresemble grave mounds gradually becoming flat.From the unfathomable ram’s horn-shaped chimneysI pull trembling red flowers from the black coal briquetteslevel the ground, trampling it firm, arranging tables and chairs for an art exhibition where no artworks exist,the people themselves are the art.The…
Stephen Prager: A Year After Trump Package, Report Shows Rich Got a Handout, and Working Families Got the Bill
“I’ve never seen a more dangerous and purposeful attempt to make people sick and hungry,” said one Pennsylvania state lawmaker. Last week marked the first anniversary of President Donald Trump signing H.R. 1, known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. But a new report from the progressive advocacy group Defend America Action, obtained exclusively by Common Dreams, demonstrates that while the bill…
Yaryna Chornohuz: [loneliness]
Translated from the Ukrainian by Amelia Glaser woman, you have many sisters,but among them there’s one—your eldest—, the only oneyou’ll remember in the emptiest emptiness:loneliness.it’s best to run into herwhen it’s crowded,noisy,so russianso much fear,so many lies,when there’s no love—that’s when your eldest sister comesher eyes are lonely cornflowers in their futile blue,among hundreds of…
Murphy Campbell: Shady Grove
Running time: 3 minutes Murphy Campbell has deep roots. Western North Carolina is a place her family settled centuries ago. Born in the foothills and coming from a long lineage of mountain folk – she seeks to draw up the remnants of a forgotten modal sound. ‘Shady Grove’ is an American folk song that dates to the early 19th century based on an older Scottish folk song ‘Matty Groves.’ ~ Shady…
James Crews: Mother Maple
I call the old growth maple beside our driveway both mother and ancestor, her gnarled limbs still reaching upward, still studded with buds come spring. Her wide trunk ripples out where the heartwood had to grow around barbed wire embedded in her body, remnant of a fence, evidence of some now useless border. But see how the wound became a blessing, became the thing that saved the tree…
Derrick Z. Jackson: Herring and herons are making a home on the Charles River
As the water continues to be cleaned up, a mini-nature preserve is emerging on the banks of the Charles River. Two herring gulls race to grab a fish in the Charles River. Credit: Derrick Z. Jackson From Boston’s Museum of Science to the Watertown Dam, the Charles River this spring was rife with river herring swirling in the water like scores of baby sharks. Near the dam, dozens of the aptly…
Joan E. Bauer: Almost Paradise (two poems)
Luther Burbank Home & Gardens in Santa RosaI never took my mother to the Burbank Home & Gardens. Even by freeway, a seven hour ride.But she’d have liked the book about his life,The Garden of Invention, published the year before she died. Burbank became the greatest cultivator of plants in his time. 800 varieties. Everything from a disease-resistant potato that fed the starving Irishto cactus…
Video: Shoes and Hooves
Paula, the lonely centaur-girl, longs to have human feet. When she meets Arnold, the handsome crocodile-man, it’s love at first sight. However, both are denying their true selves in an attempt to meet the other’s expectations, and their romantic idyll is soon shattered by conflict. Paula is faced with a choice: love or self-acceptance? Running time: 14 minutes Director: Viktória…
James Tate: Teaching the Ape to Write Poems
They didn’t have much trouble teaching the ape to write poems: first they strapped him into the chair, then tied the pencil around his hand (the paper had already been nailed down). Then Dr. Bluespire leaned over his shoulder and whispered into his ear: “You look like a god sitting there. Why don’t you try writing something?” ~~~~~ Copyright 1972 James Tate. From Absences by James Tate…
Video: Luigi
Running time: 8 minutes Liza Madelyn’s short film explores the cultural obsession and fan theories surrounding Luigi Mangione. The film played as part of Sundance 2026 short film selection. Director: Liza Mandelup Producer: Rolling Stone Background as of May 2026: Luigi Mangione has pleaded not guilty to both state and federal charges regarding the December 2024 killing of UnitedHealthcare…
Rich Murphy: Ra Ra at Intergalactic Now U.
After the accident where instinct died,roadkill, and tradition, the first responder,returned with an empty ambulance,only species members with purposetucked into armpits hobble across anxietyand boredom upon a rock in space.The undriven limbs collapse among stones.Passionate search parties turn over bouldersand knock down tall grass to findfuel and mechanisms for livers lumped,defeated…
Fred Everett Maus: Conversation with John
[Content warning – child sexual abuse] I and some of my family—my sister, my partner Teco, my daughter Sophie—were visiting Dallas, where I grew up, a place I no longer visited often. The others were talking. I leaned over to my brother John and said quietly, “We need to talk privately.” He nodded. We arranged to meet the next day in early afternoon, at La Madeleine, a French coffee shop and…
Laure-Anne Bosselaar: Wind in the Oak
I often walk to the top of a hill where, certain days,a quieter wind comes to rest inside an ancient oak.I stay there a while, speaking to the wind as to a lostfriend: I believe some presences never entirely disappear —they simply change shape. I stretch a hand out to the air,listening for what no longer has a voice but breathes still& sets leaves lilting as the wind whispers back to mefrom the…
Al Ortolani: The Naming of Names
If we read Genesis, the early verses beforethe two boys quarreled, there’s a divinityin the giving of names. A stork becomesa stork, an elk an elk, a black bear a bear.It’s not as simple as people think to namea name before it’s fully understood.A butterfly could never be called a cockroachno matter how often we spoke its nameto the light that emerges from the eartha bat from a cave, a fish from…
Tom Engelhardt: Addicted to War?
War Fever, Trump-Style Whether it’s an addiction or an illness I’m not sure, but all too many of us and our leaders, it seems, have war fever (and a distinctly high temperature). And here’s the strangest thing: when you consider our history since World War II or look around this planet any day of the week, it seems as if all too many of our leaders simply can’t help themselves. They just (or do…
Michael Simms: Heat Wave | July 4, 2026
The light welcomes nothing. The daily lies our leaders tellfilter down to the boys shoving each other on the basketball court. The heat is unbearable. The black walnut tree behind the abandoned house provides an island of shade the way our 40 year marriage has settled into a comfortable routine we call love. Close enough. Sometimes we notice what our country’s becomebut usually we’re lost in…