How the Saudi-Led Coalition Is Killing Civilians
The Saudi-led bombing campaign across Yemen is hitting civilians and adding to an already desperate humanitarian crisis.
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The Saudi-led bombing campaign across Yemen is hitting civilians and adding to an already desperate humanitarian crisis.
No one in the military or CIA is exactly sure who ordered the very first drone killing, in October 2001 in Afghanistan, says a new book by investigative journalist Chris Woods.
A spokesman for Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula was recently killed in a U.S. drone strike. A former journalist and dedicated jihadist, Muhannad Ghallab offered a rare window into a demonized group.
A top-secret U.S. intelligence document obtained by <em>The Intercept</em> reveals that the U.S. military base in Ramstein, Germany plays a critical role in the drone program.
A secret report indicates the U.S. knew a drone strike in Yemen killed an anti-Al Qaeda cleric.
Until we begin to seriously address the wars and civilian deaths cited as grievances by individuals like Tsarnaev -- grievances that are both real and potentially powerful enough to turn well-adjusted, law-abiding young men into killers -- the phenomenon of domestic terrorism will likely continue to accelerate.
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