First the Muslim Ban, Now Coronavirus — Iranian Families Separated by One Trump Order After Another
Trump’s latest immigration freeze puts families who have been waiting years to reunite in further limbo.
Trump’s latest immigration freeze puts families who have been waiting years to reunite in further limbo.
Iran’s determination to hit back despite the pandemic contradicts the Trump administration view that killing Qassim Suleimani was a deterrent.
Bolton didn’t just love endless wars. He even pushed infant formula in countries with contaminated water.
As many as 15,000 people per day crossed into Afghanistan last month from Iran, fleeing Covid-19 and potentially bringing the pandemic with them.
“He’s taken more money from weapons manufacturers than 144 Republicans in the House,” Bowman, Engel's most serious challenger, said in a recent debate.
On two issues alone, the 2020 election could be a matter of life and death for millions of people.
The attorney general has become Trump’s political enforcer.
The documents reveal Tehran’s deep hatred of the Mojahedin-e Khalq, as well as a sober assessment of its activities around the world.
Millions of Iranians could lose their lives from the novel coronavirus outbreak. The Trump administration has refused to budge.
The president clearly believes that bringing missing Americans home is popular with voters, but in Tice’s case, the prospects are slim.
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