Trump’s “Moderate” Defense Secretary Has Already Brought Us to the Brink of War
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.
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.
MSNBC’s Chris Hayes and DJ Spooky discuss the Trump moment. Sherine Tadros and Mehdi Hasan analyze the strange crisis with Qatar.
Jeff Sessions has worked since at least 2015 to build a case for limiting Muslim immigration. His evidence is ambiguous at best.
UAE's ambassador in D.C. is close to the Center for New American Security, which pushed the Arab dictatorship's drone agenda in a paper.
Bashar al Assad is the biggest monster but not the only one in Syria. Governments in the West and Arab world should open their borders to refugees and deliver aid.
Donald Trump has not started any new wars — yet. But his administration is pouring gasoline on several initiated by his predecessors.
In an interview, Rep. Schakowsky said Erik Prince "is now is part of the inner circle, the ruling party, the people with the most influence in the world."
Sanctions levied against Iran after its recent ballistic missile test may reflect President Donald Trump’s recent bellicose language, but they're nothing new.
It was Houthi rebels who attacked a Saudi frigate. This is how wars start.
In the State of the Union, Trump attacked immigrant rights, vowed to keep Guantánamo open, and threatened North Korea. Naomi Klein analyzes the speech.
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