Stories by Peter Rothberg

Peter Rothburg blogs for ActNow at the Nation.

Eight Years Is Long Enough: What You Can Do to End the War in Afghanistan

Antiwar activists are reallocating their attention from Iraq towards Afghanistan, organizing protests and demonstrations for the coming weeks.

Food is increasingly becoming a political issue. Here's a list of notable campaigns focused on increasing access by all to healthy food.

If you're one of Verizon's 87 million customers, the answer is yes.

This summer's ferocious rightwing organizing against public health care needs to be countered with more organizing. Here are some ways to do it.

Chipotle has resisted efforts by farm-workers demanding a commitment to ending the brutal exploitation in Florida's tomato fields.

The country's fastest-growing fast food chain has resisted calls for a commitment to ending the brutal exploitation in Florida's tomato fields.

Is date rape funny? Seth Rogen and his crew apparently think so.

His two most obvious, if not salient, features are that he's blind and he's black, which would make him the first blind governor in the country.

"Safe Sex or No Sex" shirts are deemed inappropriate enough to merit suspension, but lying to teens in sex ed class is a billion-dollar industry.