Flashpoints contributor, Sam Husseini, reports from the UN, as the US lobbies to ditch the current cease-fire proposal and ...

KPFA is thrilled to welcome two powerful new programs to our airwaves starting in June! The Electronic Intifada Tuesdays at ...

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FIU’s chief of police, Alexander Casas (far right) answered questions during a panel that included immigration experts, FIU faculty and student leaders to address community concerns over the FIU ...

The music sounds chaotic, but as a movement, punk rock has always been surprisingly well organized. Long before widespread adoption of the Internet, small independent bands could plan international ...

When Sarah Brannen set out 20 years ago to write a children’s story about a little girl and her favorite uncle’s wedding, she never envisioned her words would be read aloud in the U.S. Supreme ...

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Under President Trump’s administration, policies around immigration are rapidly changing and many South Floridians are being affected. Here are some places to start searching for legal help to ...

Australian Turf Club chairman Peter McGauran is not naive. A former Howard-era agriculture minister and veteran of National Party politics, he knows that the voices opposed to his era-defining ...

Sunday after a long illness. He was 87. “He was the signature voice of KPFA,” said Aileen Alfandary, a longtime colleague and former news director at the Pacifica station in Berkeley where Bensky was ...

He was 87. The signature voice of the progressive station KPFA, Bensky was most famous for his live broadcasts of the Iran-Contra hearings of the late 1980s, which won him the prestigious George ...