Making a Killing
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An executive order that President Trump is expected to sign shortly restricts visits and immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries: Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Yemen, and Iran.
It's hard to imagine Donald Trump making the situation worse in Yemen, but he did.
The State Department confirmed that Ibrahim al Banna, the target of the drone strike that killed American teenager Abdulrahman Awlaki in Yemen is alive.
Two Department of Homeland Security appointments Trump announced Tuesday morning are the latest examples.
Defense Secretary James Mattis may not be a bigot or a crank like so many other top Trump appointees, but he could prove to be far more lethal in the long run.
Imagine how different views of the war on terror might be if Americans were exposed to similar grief from foreign victims of U.S. violence.
An extended discussion on war, Trump, Clinton, Sanders, liberals embracing neoconservatives, and the Black Panther comic series.
Trump is recklessly killing large numbers of civilians, thus strengthening the groups he thinks he’s destroying.
A strip mine, two oil pipelines, coal plants, and a liquid natural gas facility: some of the fossil fuel projects that Trump's policies will help build, revive, or preserve.
Anticipating that Donald Trump might try to fulfill his promises to “bomb the shit” out of terror groups, President Obama on Monday summarized his administration's views of the limits to presidential power.
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