More Than 1 Million People in Lebanon Have Been Displaced. These Are Their Stories.
Israel’s military strikes in Lebanon sparked a humanitarian crisis, driving thousands to the streets of Beirut.
Israel’s military strikes in Lebanon sparked a humanitarian crisis, driving thousands to the streets of Beirut.
The hardened Yemeni rebel force can’t be deterred without risky and costly U.S. escalations.
The State Department coordinated massive evacuations from Lebanon in 2006 and Egypt in 2011. What’s different now?
“What we’re seeing in this moment is those arms of our government that we thought could be authoritarian towards some people coming back home and coming back to impact everybody.”
Marwan Bishara breaks down Hamas’s deadly raids into Israel, the decades of Palestinian suffering, and how Benjamin Netanyahu may exploit the horrors.
Contrary to Hollywood depictions, Army psyops are an understaffed and ineffective mess.
Ronna McDaniel is unhired, but NBC still pays retired generals and admirals who have a personal stake in what they “analyze.”
Government documents pointing to construction at a classified U.S. base offer rare hints about a little noted U.S. military presence near Gaza.
The Iraq War protests didn’t stop that war. But they stopped others.
In a tight Democratic primary, El-Sayed is trying to distinguish himself as one of two candidates running from the left.
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