No Way Home, Episode Four: Getting Out Alive
After a year in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, one family gets an unexpected chance to leave.
After a year in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, one family gets an unexpected chance to leave.
Backers of a war powers resolution say that a strong vote in the Senate will send a signal to Saudi Arabia that it does not have a free hand to restart hostilities.
Ryan Grim and Hassan El-Tayyab discuss the Yemen cease-fire and a new Yemen War Powers Resolution.
Horrific unverified claims about the conflict spread like wildfire by news outlets and on social media, rapidly fueling tensions and violence.
Afghan journalist Masood Shnizai describes his country’s worsening plight since the U.S. departure last year.
The response is a shift for the House speaker, a stalwart supporter of Israel and longtime ally of the flagship Israel lobby group.
A lawsuit alleges that retired Gen. Keith Alexander misled investors while selling off over $5 million in IronNet stock.
The analysis suggests that the U.S. war in Somalia was waged with no clear legal basis.
Betsy Reed, the site’s editor-in-chief since 2015, is leaving to head Guardian U.S.
“They’ve got money, but we’ve got people,” the rallying cry of the party’s progressive wing, is being tested by a whole lot of money.
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