Hillary Clinton Wasn't Always This One-Sided on Israel
As secretary of state, she clashed with Netanyahu. As first lady, she embraced the wife of the leader of the Palestinian movement. No more.
As secretary of state, she clashed with Netanyahu. As first lady, she embraced the wife of the leader of the Palestinian movement. No more.
What it's like to be on the floor of the Republican National Convention in Quicken Loans Arena.
The American media instantly converted the invasion of Iranian waters by U.S. ships into an act of aggression by Iran, because the U.S. media establishment believes the world is owned by the U.S.
Retired Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn, former director of the Defense Intelligence Agency and now a Trump supporter, is convinced the nation is facing a potential existential threat: a rising tide of radical Islam.
Agents monitored military operations in Gaza, watched for a strike against Iran, and kept tabs on drone technology.
Nothing undermines the American belief in military force. No matter how often its galloping about results in resentment and mayhem, the U.S. gets up again to do good elsewhere.
With Facebook now closely monitored in Egypt, activists have been learning to use the encrypted messaging app Signal to communicate on the streets.
The original government/media script — the boats suffered engine failure and were "in distress" — has now been replaced with a brand new story.
Activists worry that seven proposals will roll back hard-fought rights established by 2014’s landmark Marco Civil legislation.
Jeffrey Sterling is serving a three and a half year prison term for leaking information to a reporter. His wife, Holly, presented a petition at the White House asking Obama to pardon him.
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