Pentagon Nominee Questioned About Company's Reported Ties to Khashoggi Killers
Louis Bremer is on the board of a company that may have trained the Saudi team that killed journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
Louis Bremer is on the board of a company that may have trained the Saudi team that killed journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
Protests for Black Lives
A guide to stingray surveillance technology, which may have been deployed at recent protests.
A Pentagon report shows that in 2019 the military made 65 condolence payments in Afghanistan, six in Iraq, and none in any other country.
People close to China-related investigations in Houston say the decision to close the consulate may be more about politics than spy threats.
An Air Force surveillance plane designed to carry state-of-the-art sensors typically reserved for war zones has been circling above Portland.
The draft platform is a sign of how far the party’s center of gravity has shifted in four years.
Voices
The bipartisan commitment to using Russia for endless war and imperialism remains vibrant.
The analysis offers an unusually self-critical view of gaps and weaknesses in the government’s response to homegrown terror threats.
“It is time to fundamentally change our national priorities,” Bernie Sanders said. His proposal would reduce Pentagon spending by $74 billion.
Bolton didn’t just love endless wars. He even pushed infant formula in countries with contaminated water.
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