DOJ Wants to Scrap Watergate-Era Rule That Makes Presidential Records Public
Killing the Presidential Records Act would allow private individuals to hold the keys to American history, forever.
Killing the Presidential Records Act would allow private individuals to hold the keys to American history, forever.
Twenty years ago, U.S. military officials condemned terrorist “snuff films.” Now our top officials post them.
The human rights groups’ suit came as the Trump administration vowed to destroy the International Criminal Court entirely.
American troops are in Syria on questionable legal grounds. They continue to get attacked, according to new Pentagon data.
With automatic Selective Service registration, it would be harder for Americans to dodge a potential military draft.
With a War Powers vote looming in the Senate, advocates are pointing to Trump’s past opposition to regime change wars.
Jeremy Loffredo was taken into custody on suspicion of “assisting an enemy in war” for his reporting on Iran’s missile attack.
Israel’s bombing of Qatar interrupted ceasefire negotiations in a war made possible by U.S. support.
American forces did most of the heavy lifting responding to Iran’s retaliation for the attack on its embassy in Damascus.
An Intercept investigation found 63 U.S. bases, garrisons, and shared facilities in the region. U.S. troops are “sitting ducks,” according to one expert.
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