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  Iran Says Trump Will Go Down as a ‘Supreme War Criminal’ If He Follows Through With Threat April 6, 2026 Iranian officials on Monday warned US President Donald Trump that his name will be “etched in history as a supreme war criminal” if he follows through with his threat to wage total war on Iran’s civilian infrastructure, including bridges and power plants.   Kazem Gharibabadi, Iran’s deputy foreign minister, wrote on social media following Trump’s Easter-morning outburst that “threats to attack power plants and bridges (civilian infrastructure) constitute war crimes under Article 8(2)(b) of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court and Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions of 1977 (Article 52).” READ THE FULL SPEECH Read all the latest news from Common Dreams   Share this email with a friend Call 207.775.0488 to donate by phone or mail a check to: Common Dreams · PO Box 443 · Portland, ME 04112-0443 · USA Common Dreams is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Your contribu...

  ❤️  Donate Friday, April 3, 2026 ☁️  Mostly cloudy, with patchy fog this morning and a high near 64. Good Morning Boston, It's Friday. Baseball returns to Fenway Park this afternoon, with the 1-5 Red Sox hosting the San Diego Padres for their home opener at 2:10 p.m. — and yes, it is  too early to panic.  (But ask me again on Monday.) On deck:   The Red Sox finished 89-73 in a tough division last year, their best regular season record since  the "Dancing on My Own" team . But it ended last fall with  a gutting loss  to the archnemesis New York Yankees in the first round of the playoffs (which  budding superstar  Roman Anthony missed due to  injury  — something you should remind the Yankees fans in your life). In the offseason, the team focused on bolstering its starting pitching staff and developing their young talent, though it came at the cost of  losing veteran third baseman Alex Bregman . Here's a look at t...