White House Discusses Reinstating Trump's Terror Designation for Yemen’s Houthis
A terrorist designation for the Houthis could trigger “devastating” sanctions on Yemen.
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United Arab Emirates Chooses Solidarity Between Oil Producers Over Military Allies
"The Gulfies play the blob like a fiddle,” a U.S. intelligence official told The Intercept.
Virtue Signaling as a War Policy
Democrats back Biden on Ukraine while dissent spreads within the GOP.
Gas Price Politics and Genocide Collide in Yemen
Reinstating Trump's terror designation for the Houthis could exacerbate what is already the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
Henry Kissinger’s Bloody Legacy
Exclusive documents and interviews reveal that Kissinger bears significant responsibility for hundreds more Cambodian deaths than was previously known.
Joe Biden Leads a Western “Coalition of the Killing” in Backing Israel’s Gaza War
Examining the colonialist roots of U.S. and European support for Israel’s scorched-earth siege.
U.S. Quietly Assists Ukraine With Intelligence, Avoiding Direct Confrontation With Russia
When a Russian drone briefly crossed into Poland, NATO allies threatened to shoot it down. What if the United States made a similar mistake?
Some Rare Good News in a Ravaged World: A Truce in Yemen
Ryan Grim and Hassan El-Tayyab discuss the Yemen cease-fire and a new Yemen War Powers Resolution.
UAE's Security Bubble Is Punctured by Its Role in Yemen War
Missile attacks on the UAE are the result of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed turning the Emirates into an active belligerent in Yemen.
The Mysterious Case of Joe Biden and the Future of Drone Wars
The handling of the Kabul strike is an ominous sign that while Biden has pledged to review the drone program, a long-standing mechanism for self-exoneration remains entrenched.