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Trump’s travel ban is preventing a Yemeni mom from saying bye to her dying 2-year-old son: report
Shira Tarlo
The president's executive order bars individuals from several Muslim-majority countries from entering the country
Why Green New Deal advocates should address militarism
Medea Benjamin, Alice Slater
The U.S. military is the largest institutional consumer of fossil fuels and the largest source of greenhouse gases
Associates claim Flynn was in contact with Sergey Kislyak about “grand bargain” during 2016 campaign
Alex Henderson
Flynn was allegedly in touch with Kislyak not only after the 2016 election but during the race, as well
A far-right senator tried to derail a bipartisan deal on criminal justice. It looks like he’ll fail
Matthew Chapman
Tom Cotton opposes the First Step Act, which would enact criminal justice reform and lesson mass incarceration
Time’s 2018 “Person of the Year” goes to Jamal Khashoggi, murdered and targeted journalists
Matthew Rozsa
Time Magazine honors journalists who faced danger or died doing their duty for their 2018 "Person of the Year"
Donald Trump finds an attorney general: But will Bill Barr be his “Roy Cohn”?
Heather Digby Parton
Barr has defended Trump's abuses of power, but he's also a big believer in legal tradition. Which way will this go?
New York Times’ Ross Douthat longs to restore the white elite — well, here it is
Chauncey DeVega
Columnist sneers at diversity, claims the WASPs were better rulers. Maybe his problem with Trump is bad manners
Elite secret society tied Bush to circles of power
Russ Baker
The friends and connections Bush made in Skull and Bones would serve him well for the rest of his life
George H.W. Bush shaped history — but not the way we’re told
Russ Baker
With days of tributes and retrospectives ahead, it’s a good time to offer a more complete picture of Bush's legacy
The Manafort-Assange meeting that wasn’t: A case study in journalistic malpractice
Alan MacLeod
Paul Manafort's alleged meetings with Julian Assange were a huge news story, until they just became embarrassing
Life at Trump speed: Mental whiplash and forgotten outrages
Rebecca Gordon
A world traveling at Trump speed is, to use the president’s own words (and punctuation), “a very dangerous place!”
G20: You can smell tear gas in the streets as the oil industry squabbles
Vijay Prashad
What the G20 and OPEC meetings mean for the political relations, economies, and people of the world
George H.W. Bush: America’s last foreign policy president
James Goldgeier
Every president since George H.W. Bush has had no previous foreign policy experience and here's why it matters
The need for a U.S. policy pivot towards Iran
Uwe Bott
How the United States can once again become a Middle East power broker
Trump takes a tougher line on Pakistan, but the 2008 Mumbai attack goes unpunished
Sebastian Rotella
A Pakistani intelligence officer and others indicted in the killings of 166 people remain at large
John Kerry weighing a possible challenge to Donald Trump in 2020: “I’m going to think about it”
Ryan Mikel
During a speech at Harvard University, the former senator said that a 2020 presidential run was not "off the table"
The urgent need to reshape America’s Middle East policy
Uwe Bott
Saudi Arabia is the Western world’s greatest security threat
Why did at least three members of Donald Trump’s campaign contact a firm with ties to Israeli spies?
Travis Gettys
Rick Gates reportedly reached out to the intelligence-gathering data firm Psy Group for help during the 2016 race
Trump says he’s open to a pardon of Paul Manafort: “I wouldn’t take it off the table”
Matthew Rozsa, Sophia Tesfaye
Two former Trump confidants appear to take divergent paths in the midst of the Mueller probe
Mueller isn’t after Manafort; he’s after Trump
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Manafort is trolling for a pardon; if Trump gives him one, it’s obstruction of justice
General John Abizaid may be Trump’s new man in Riyadh
Andrew J. Bacevich
Trump recently nominated retired army General John Abizaid to be the next U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia
Global war to infinity and beyond
Danny Sjursen
Still trapped in a greater Middle Eastern quagmire, the U.S. military prepares for global combat
We can’t forget John F. Kennedy’s assassination
Gaeton Fonzi
If we do, our vision of what our democratic system is all about, already waning, will dim dangerously
Republicans slam Trump for giving Saudi Arabia a pass in killing of Jamal Khashoggi
Matthew Rozsa
Three Republican senators speak out against President Donald Trump's obsequious letter defending Saudi Arabia
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