How the U.S. Makes Its Wars Invisible
Norman Solomon, a longtime peace activist, explains America’s magician’s trick.
Making a Killing
See our latest coverage on the influence of Saudi Arabia and UAE money on the Washington establishment
Norman Solomon, a longtime peace activist, explains America’s magician’s trick.
Many Indians have bristled at a perceived double standard on extrajudicial killings amid Canada’s investigation into the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Despite his campaign pledges, the president has continued to back Saudi Arabia and its murderous de facto ruler.
Ali Gharib speaks to Afeef Nessouli about the latest strikes on Lebanon and peace strategist Sanam Naraghi-Anderlini on the U.S.–Israel assault on Iran.
The White House said Bernie Sanders’s war powers resolution would prolong the war, but that’s what its own efforts are doing.
Both Russia and Ukraine are using low-cost kamikaze drones. Now the Biden administration is considering giving Kyiv one of the premiere U.S. weapons of the war on terror.
Adel Al Manthari was injured in a 2018 drone strike — and now he’s releasing his medical bills. Will it finally shame the U.S. government into helping?
Internal documents show Twitter whitelisted CENTCOM accounts that were then used to run its online influence campaign abroad.
Humanitarian relief activist Amed Khan gives a firsthand account of his time in Ukraine.
The alliance is the latest sign of an emerging bipartisan anti-war coalition in Congress.
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