News that Donald Trump is considering former Bush administration superhawk John Bolton to lead the State Department is persuading some neocons that Trump is willing to give war a chance after all.
The "PizzaGate" hoax should be described as what it is: a disinformation operation intended to boost Donald Trump by tarnishing Hillary Clinton.
The congressman described the war in religious terms and said he couldn't understand why Obama keeps siding with the "Islamic east" over the "Christian west."
The Trump administration says its January 29 raid in Yemen was a huge success. But eyewitness accounts and former and current military officials contradict the White House’s version of events.
Reporter Allan Nairn dissects the neocons running the U.S. war machine and author Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor offers advice for resisting Trump.
We owe it to ourselves, regardless of party affiliation, to demand some quality control from Facebook — not just because the confusion it spread helped elect Trump, but because no one deserves to live in internet-augmented ignorance.
Donald Trump is not seeing things that do not exist, he is just ill-informed, confused and highly imaginative about what he sees on television.
Trump’s peacenik credentials are undermined by his vision of American troops as the muscle in a protection racket aimed at extorting oil from Iraq and Libya.
Former acting CIA head Michael Morell is widely seen as auditioning for a post in a Hillary Clinton administration.
Bulgaria’s border police engage in routine violence to deter asylum seekers and expel them from Bulgarian territory. Unless the refugees pay.
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