Egypt's Repressive Government Could Soon Have Easy Access to Uber's Data for the Country
A new law regulating ride-hailing apps may have severe consequences for drivers and passengers in a country notorious for government surveillance.
A new law regulating ride-hailing apps may have severe consequences for drivers and passengers in a country notorious for government surveillance.
As most 2020 contenders skipped the D.C. conference of pro-Israel lobby AIPAC, Kamala Harris attended an off-the-record meeting there.
How social media is leveling the playing field between governments, militants, and ordinary people in the effort to write the narratives of armed conflict.
In the second episode of his six-part series on blowback, Mehdi Hasan shows how George W. Bush's decision to invade Iraq led to the birth of ISIS.
In an unprecedented show of concern for Palestinian human rights, senators wrote to the Israeli prime minister to stop the demolition of Susiya.
Ronen Bergman’s history of Israel’s assassination program exposes a policy that blurs distinctions between soldiers and assassins, politicians, and killers.
The media predicted Palestinians would react violently to Trump’s decision, but the entire occupation has always been the most violent part of the equation.
If Palestinians were given a larger platform, "people would have to confront the reality of supporting an apartheid regime," said Ahmad Abuznaid.
The newspaper of record and Washington think tanks are inhibiting the public from understanding Iran's perspective in regional conflicts.
Syrian regime documents and testimony from defectors reveal that Marie Colvin and others were hunted as part of a policy to eliminate journalists.
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