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Can the next president finally shift U.S. foreign policy away from endless war?
Medea Benjamin
This election represents a historic opportunity for the U.S. to change course. That can't happen unless Trump loses
Meet Jaime Harrison, the South Carolina Democrat taking the fight to Lindsey Graham
Roger Sollenberger
Jaime Harrison is focused and charismatic — and pulling in national dollars for his race against Trump's golf buddy
10 reasons why defunding police should lead to defunding America’s war machine
Medea Benjamin, Zoltán Grossman
Black and brown lives matter on a global scale — and white supremacy drives the bloated, destructive U.S. military
Trump’s dismal foreign policy record: Lost wars, new conflicts and broken promises
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J. S. Davies
Trump won the White House promising an end to "endless war." But the reality has been more pointless carnage
“It was all hot air”: John Bolton’s new book focuses largely on his own relevance — or lack thereof
Igor Derysh
The contents speak volumes about the author: Bolton dismisses media focus on palace intrigue while diving into it
John Bolton, Donald Trump and the foreign policy disaster awaiting the next president
Heather Digby Parton
John Bolton is no hero. But his revelations about the chaotic Trump presidency pose a conundrum for Joe Biden
Rudy Giuliani attempts to clarify his false claim about cops who kill Black Americans via text
Roger Sollenberger
Salon also confirms Giuliani was linked to Lev Parnas by a lawyer who shared his client in a money-laundering probe
CNN rejects Trump campaign’s demand for apology over poll showing him losing to Biden by 14 points
Igor Derysh
Authoritarian demands, such as the one made by Trump, "have typically come from countries like Venezuela," CNN says
![KGB, Information Nr. 2955 [to Bulgarian State Security], 7 September 1985. Source: CDDAABCSSISBNA-R, Fond (F.) 9, Opis (Op.) 4, A.E. 663, pp. 208-9.](https://www.salon.com/app/uploads/2020/05/mitpress-operationdenver-cover.jpg "Lessons from Operation “Denver,” the KGB’s massive AIDS disinformation campaign")
Lessons from Operation “Denver,” the KGB’s massive AIDS disinformation campaign
Mark Kramer
Historian Douglas Selvage sheds light on a conspiracy theory that reverberates to this day.
The coming of a social-distancing version of war
Danny Sjursen
The future of forever war, American-style
The coronavirus crisis has gotten so bad that Doctors Without Borders just sent a team into the US
Matthew Chapman
Doctors Without Borders sends team to Navajo Nation as coronavirus explodes in Native communities
Back to the future: Governors outflank Trump with a new Articles of Confederation
Heather Digby Parton
Governors are doing their best to escape our performance-art president. But there's a reason we have a constitution
How Trump’s war against the WHO will hurt war-torn Yemen
Julia Conley
After U.S. suspension of funding, WHO expected to cut 80% of humanitarian aid to war-torn Yemen
Harmful tweets from high places: Why Is Twitter acting now?
Raphael Tsavkko Garcia
Twitter has been deleting dubious COVID-19 messages from some world leaders. Why now, and will it matter?
Wayne LaPierre reveals that NRA cut budget to “survive” after losing $100 million: leaked audio
Igor Derysh
"We kind of reframed this entire association," LaPierre said in a leaked recording. "We took it down to the studs"
The ultimate stress test: The American world that COVID-19 reveals
Rajan Menon
What does COVID-19 reveal about the American political sphere?
Trump wants to know “what the hell is happening” at Fox News: “It’s a whole new ballgame over there”
Matthew Rozsa
The president's attacks on Fox News drew a rare public rebuke from a host at the right-leaning network
Could COVID-19 bring down the U.S. empire?
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J. S. Davies
The United States is failing miserably to provide any model of how to successfully combat COVID-19
Three questions investigators must ask about Trump’s response to COVID-19
Jefferson Morley
Investigators of the government's response to COVID-19 can start by asking three questions
Media struggles to justify cruelty to Iran and Venezuela amid spreading pandemic
Joe Emersberger
As the world faces a pandemic, mainstream media is still eager to punish nations perceived as U.S. enemies
Trump won’t require firms to help fight coronavirus — after corporations lobbied Jared Kushner
Igor Derysh
Kushner has "thrown out the established government plan" on pandemics, and has been swarmed by corporate execs
U.S. continues sanctions against Iran and Venezuela during coronavirus pandemic
Vijay Prashad, Paola Estrada
Why sanctions against Iran and Venezuela during a pandemic are cruel
As the global war on drugs fades away, the only people who benefited were drug traffickers
Phillip Smith
We here in the drug war homeland remain largely oblivious to the consequences of our drug policies overseas
The paradox of America’s endless wars
William J. Astore
They persist because they don’t exist (for Americans)
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