Ramparts: The magazine with “a bomb in every issue.”
Ramparts was a frequently controversial and influential radical-left American news journal produced until 1975.
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Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) and the birth of the New Left
SDS planted the seeds that grew into today's radical left.
Peace bombers? Meet the Weather Underground
The FBI couldn't catch them, but a lot of their fellow leftists wish that "Weatherman" had never been created. Here's a history of America's most infamous domestic terrorists.
UPDATE: Appalachian Voices is still an anti-nuclear group
A supposed “error report” emailed to InfluenceWatch claimed we mischaracterized the NGO’s position regarding America’s largest source of emissions free electricity.
The opposition to emissions-free nuclear power
There are more than 700 nonprofits and other advocacy groups in the United States that oppose the use of carbon free nuclear energy.
Jesse Jackson (1941-2026)
Civil rights activist Jesse Jackson has passed away. InfluenceWatch has two profiles covering Jackson. One is a general report on his life and career, and another specifically addresses his history-making…
Anniversary: Two years since climate vandals attacked Mona Lisa
Climate vandals began coordinated attacks against famous artwork in 2022 and last assaulted the Mona Lisa on this day in January 2024. But more concerning than assaults on artwork are…
The founding of the Black Panthers was 59 years ago today
A 1970 poll revealed 25 percent of black Americans once felt the militant group “represented their views.” Modern proponents of open-carry firearms laws might agree.
From Jesse to Bernie to Zohran: the lineage of successful socialists
The New York mayoral candidate has been compared to Bernie & AOC. But the success of today’s socialist Democrats traces back to Jesse Jackson in 1988.
Ninety years after the Hoover Dam
Nuclear energy is as clean as hydro-electric power, but safer. And it's far more reliable than wind and solar. But the supposed environmentalists don’t like it.