Inside Mexico’s Historic Lawsuit Targeting U.S. Gun Companies
The $10 billion claim takes aim at the industry’s greatest legal shield, aiming to succeed where U.S. victims of gun violence routinely fail.
The $10 billion claim takes aim at the industry’s greatest legal shield, aiming to succeed where U.S. victims of gun violence routinely fail.
A leaked report that shows the military knew for years about dangers to civilian areas follows disclosures of toxic PFAS contamination hidden from the Senate.
The retraction by Human Genetics follows a scientist's efforts to expose research that is complicit in human rights violations.
Designed to punish the Taliban, a U.S. freeze on Afghan assets and aid has inflicted food shortages on the country's people instead.
Israel’s War on Gaza
More than 70 percent of the Israeli attacks that killed civilians in Gaza had no corresponding reports of militants hit alongside them.
Voices
President Joe Biden has failed to revive the Iran nuclear deal. Regional powers may be preparing for a major conflict.
Voices
How Filipino journalist Maria Ressa took on Rodrigo Duterte and Facebook and won the Nobel Peace Prize.
The Biden administration released its first Global Posture Review, with the continuation of a Cold War stance toward China and Russia.
José Antonio Kast’s father was in the Nazi army. Kast often speaks fondly of Chile’s former dictator Augusto Pinochet.
Targeting Iran
The Turkish Democracy Project shares leadership and personnel with the most well-funded foreign policy pressure network in Washington.
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