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Marina Ovsyannikova said the war in Ukraine "was the point of no return," and she felt she had to act.

Russian rights group says more than 668 people detained in 36 cities for protests

Anti-vietnam war protest. i'm as proud now of that as i was then. >> mike: "washington examiner" reports greta began suffering from depression as a child by her own admission in part because she learned about climate change at age eight. is that what happens when children are told the world is going to end? >> exactly. i agree with doug that we got to address climate change but one, we should not be telling told him that the world is going to end, that is what's terrifying them, they're being manipulated and indoctrinated by these adult climate activists were telling them things that are simpl...

Tray yanks is live in jerusalem with more. reporter: mike, amid rising tensions between united states and around the country of iraq is offering to mediate a peaceful resolution between the two sides. although the war protest today in the capitol baghdad. the iraq foreign minister announced the desire to find a solution during a press campus a with a reading foreign minister. he also took the opportunity to say iraq does not believe an economic blockade is helpful. deferring to the increasing sanctions on iran. despite the talk of finding a middle ground between iran and the us. the foreign mi...

Material storage facility inside there. and once they were inside, they were there for an hour before anybody came to arrest them. they did not resist. josh harkinson has been doing some great reporting about this at mother jones among other people, but josh wrote about the roots of what specifically happened at y-12, about those roots going back to 1967. apparently the first known use of human blood in an american anti-war protest was in 1967. an anti-vietnam war protest when four men poured some of their own blood on draft files that were at the baltimore customs house. the "washington post"...