Sen. Chris Murphy, a Longtime Saudi War Critic, Votes to Support Missile Sale
Murphy argued the $650 million sale of air-to-air missiles to Saudi Arabia is for “defensive weapons” against Yemen's Houthis.
Murphy argued the $650 million sale of air-to-air missiles to Saudi Arabia is for “defensive weapons” against Yemen's Houthis.
When politicians herald wage increases and harp on gas prices, they forget how Americans see themselves.
Human beings are not necessarily destined to annihilate ourselves.
McChrystal's new book is so stuffed with mendacity and banality that it serves as an exposé on America's generals after 9/11.
Parents of school shooting victims and civil rights groups disagree over threat assessment, a controversial model designed by the Secret Service.
With some members demanding an all-or-nothing approach to cannabis reform, consensus legislation may be axed from the National Defense Authorization Act.
The Coronavirus Crisis
“I thought this would all be a bluff,” one agent wrote. “The threat of losing my job is one I cannot afford to go against.”
The FBI refuted a right-wing claim that the 2019 mass shooting in Dayton was left-wing political violence; now the same people are making that claim about the Waukesha parade massacre.
José Antonio Kast’s father was in the Nazi army. Kast often speaks fondly of Chile’s former dictator Augusto Pinochet.
Pfizer is among the Big Pharma companies trying to block legislation strengthening whistleblowers' ability to report corporate fraud.
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