Loujain al-Hathloul fought for women to be able to drive in Saudi Arabia. The kingdom arrested her and is torturing her in a dark dungeon in Riyadh.
For all intents and purposes, the United States is already run by its billionaires. They should care about us enough to make things official.
Though the amendment failed to pass, it represented a major bipartisan challenge to Trump’s escalatory Iran policy.
Presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders and California Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna called the defense bill an example of “astonishing moral cowardice.”
The authorization of support for a new pipeline in the Mediterranean never received a hearing, up-or-down vote, or open debate.
The vote was a remarkable display of unity for House Democrats on an issue that frequently sparks dissent within the caucus.
Invasive digital monitoring and community informants drive a system all too ready to classify Muslims in Ürümqi as extremists and terrorists.
Col. Lawrence Wilkerson discusses what recent history can teach us about the current push for war with Iran.
“If the administration wants to go to war against Iran, then the Constitution requires them to come to Congress to ask for an authorization for the use of military force.”
The Atlantic’s Adam Serwer, Kamran Matin, and author Fatima Bhutto are this week’s guests.
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