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The U.S. 12-step method to conduct regime change
Vijay Prashad
What is happening to Venezuela is nothing unique in U.S. history
Mitch McConnell orchestrates devastating rebuke of Trump’s plans to withdrawal US troops from Syria
Matthew Chapman
Experts have warned that a total U.S. withdrawal from Syria would advance the interests of Iran and Russia
“The worst option is war”: U.S. intervention in Venezuela will only deepen the country’s crisis
Benjamin Dangl
U.S. support for a coup, severe sanctions and possible military intervention will only deepen and extend the crisis
CIA in Venezuela: 7 rules for regime change
Jefferson Morley
U.S. regime change operations in Latin America have seven consistent features
Donald Trump doubles down on foreign policy falsehoods at White House: “Time will prove me right”
Sarah K Burris
Trump admits he has not actually read a threat assessment from his intelligence leaders: “I didn’t see the report"
Psychiatrist James Gilligan on the shutdown: Trump inflicted his own pain and humiliation on America
Chauncey DeVega
NYU psychiatry professor: Donald Trump must hurt others in order to prove his superiority. It isn't working
Trump criticized for attacking his own intelligence team as “passive and naive”
Matthew Rozsa
Trump just publicly tweeted disagreement with his own national security team about Syria, Iran and North Korea
Tulsi Gabbard’s 2020 campaign implodes in just three weeks as campaign manager and consultants exit
Matthew Chapman
Gabbard reportedly did not even give her staff a head's up she was announcing her candidacy on “The Van Jones Show"
Another extraordinary moment: Intel chiefs come to Capitol Hill and contradict their boss
Heather Digby Parton
Intelligence chief Dan Coats won't discuss Trump's meetings with Putin, but says he's wrong on North Korea, Iran
The arrest of Huawei executive has put Canada in tight spot
Stéfanie von Hlatky
The Chinese may not look at Canada the same way again
“The bleeding wound”: Afghanistan and the implosion of America
Tom Engelhardt
If you want to ensure your success in twenty-first-century Washington, there’s no way you can be too wrong
Donald Trump’s diplomatic war on Europe
Jean-Francois Boittin
Trump administration uses diplomatic protocol to slap the EU in the face, while cuddling up to Putin and Erdogan
Journalist who was imprisoned in Iran: Trump is a threat to press freedom around the world
Dean Obeidallah
Journalist Jason Rezaian, who was held captive in Iran, on Trump: “People like me will face greater threats"
Time to dump Netanyahu
Alon Ben-Meir
Can the leaders of Israel’s political parties put the national interest above their party and their lust for power?
The real reason the CIA loved George H.W. Bush
Jefferson Morley
Why the outpouring of affection for Bush?
In a challenge to Trump, U.S. intelligence targets Russia
Jefferson Morley
The rise of Trump has coincided with the decline of counterterrorism as a declared U.S. policy priority
AP wipes Iran-Contra pardons from Bill Barr’s record: Another win for conventional wisdom
Sam Husseini
Isn't it relevant that Trump's AG nominee helped a president use the pardon power to cover up possible crimes?
Trump, Mueller and the lessons of history: Special prosecutors “are incapable of saving us”
Andrew O'Hehir
Legal scholar Andrew Coan says Mueller's survival is a tribute to democracy — but don't look to him as a savior
Bill Barr — cover-up artist
Thom Hartmann
Barr knows how to cover up the crimes of a Republican president. We know, because he’s done it before
Donald Trump: The Kremlin’s tool
Stephan Richter, Richard Phillips
Whether intentional or not, Donald Trump serves the Kremlin’s interests
America has its gunsights on Venezuela
Vijay Prashad
Despite 10 years of governance by the socialist forces, the Venezuelan oligarchy remains firmly intact
William Barr’s deep state resume: Cover-ups, covert ops and pardons
Jefferson Morley
A close examination of Barr’s legal career indicates a high tolerance for presidentially-sanctioned law-breaking
James Mattis left Pentagon over Trump’s relationship with Putin, former Defense official claims
Travis Gettys
"This is fundamentally what drove Gen. Mattis to leave the Pentagon as secretary of defense,” Jeremy Bash says
Roseanne Barr suggests she was fired by ABC because she is Jewish and supports Israel
Matthew Chapman
“I feel that what happened to me, a large part of it is antisemitism,” Barr claims. “I think it played a part"
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