How Iran Tried to Recruit Spies Against the U.S. in Iraq
Secret cables obtained by The Intercept show Iranian intelligence officials in Iraq using low-tech tradecraft to communicate with spies on the U.S.
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My Husband Died on 9/11. I Am Still Waiting for a Trial of His Killers.
We haven't brought any 9/11 conspirators to justice, despite torture and decades of war.
The Smear Campaign Against Robert Malley — and Biden's Iran Policy
With half-truths and insinuations absent any substance, D.C.’s hawks are making their opening salvos against diplomacy with Iran.
Making a Killing: The Business of War Profiteering
Renowned national security journalist Andrew Cockburn breaks down the 21st century’s “spoils of war.”
Are Prices "Engines of Chaos"?
In a new book, Rupert Russell lays out a connection between financial speculation, hunger, and war.
Congress Caves to Saudi Arabia on Yemen War
A measure that would have blocked a $650 million arms sale to the kingdom was voted down this week.
1981: Israeli Bombing of Suspected Iraqi Nuclear Facility
When Israel carried out a covert bombing of a suspected nuclear site in Iraq, Joe Biden supported the attack but complained that Israel didn’t inform him beforehand.
Could Trump Still Try to Attack Iran?
The U.S. assassinated Qassim Suleimani one year ago. Does Trump have further plans for Iran before he leaves office?
1980s: U.S. Support for Contra Death Squads in Nicaragua
Joe Biden was against the Contra death squads and opposed CIA involvement in Nicaragua, but he flirted with supporting Reagan’s war.
Progressives on U.S.-China Policy and Nancy Pelosi’s Taiwan Visit
Two leading progressive foreign policy voices discuss the House speaker’s decision to visit Taiwan.