Trump, the War President, Leaves a Trail of Civilians Dead in Yemen
A new report sheds light on Donald Trump’s bloody continuation — and intensification — of the brutality of U.S. foreign policy.
A new report sheds light on Donald Trump’s bloody continuation — and intensification — of the brutality of U.S. foreign policy.
The Times article on Winner’s 2017 arrest and our reporting contains little new information, but a number of errors and a few significant points requiring clarification.
There are exemptions to U.S. sanctions for humanitarian trade, but United Against Nuclear Iran is naming and shaming those who legally sell medicine to Iran.
An examination of the president’s 50-year record on U.S. militarism, the CIA, and executive power.
Strangling Iran’s economy, already devastated by Covid-19, isn’t enough for Trump, even though a new war would be a strategic disaster.
”This is not and has never been a real person.”
Trump’s latest immigration freeze puts families who have been waiting years to reunite in further limbo.
Bolton didn’t just love endless wars. He even pushed infant formula in countries with contaminated water.
Iran’s determination to hit back despite the pandemic contradicts the Trump administration view that killing Qassim Suleimani was a deterrent.
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.
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