
The U.S. Still Owes Money to Family of 10 Afghans It Killed in “Horrible Mistake”
Some survivors of the 2021 drone strike are struggling in California as they wait for the U.S. to make good on a promised condolence payment.
Some survivors of the 2021 drone strike are struggling in California as they wait for the U.S. to make good on a promised condolence payment.
A year after Israel killed the Palestinian American journalist, an FBI probe remains pending, yet the U.S. has gone silent on her death.
Karim Khan vowed to turn around his office’s losing record. But if his case against Putin backfires, it could hurt the court’s already-battered reputation.
Palestinians who face a decadeslong military occupation are ignored by a protest movement that claims to defend democracy.
Social media users in Israel are increasingly using platforms like Facebook and Instagram to launch hate speech at Palestinians.
The shadow of U.S. war crimes in Iraq hangs over the Pentagon's refusal to support probes into Russian atrocities in Ukraine.
The five-page document mentions a 1993 visit to the U.S. and a fantasy book the Russian mercenary leader co-wrote with his children.
The controversy at the American Friends Service Committee puts a spotlight on the “diversity and equity” industry’s shortcomings.
European nations are nearing a consensus on an interim prosecutor’s office to gather evidence for a future trial.
A former member speaks out about the unit responsible for the death of a 78-year-old Palestinian American.