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Suddenly a White House “priority”—getting aid to starving civilians—has vanished from the news cycle.
As Israel readies for confrontation with Hezbollah, American war hawks are smacking their lips.
U.S. military veterans balk at claims that Israel is superior when it comes to “precision strikes” and protecting civilians
It is a given that there will be negotiations; the question is when, and at what cost.
The horrors of October 7 are being subordinated to a foreign adventure project decades in the making.
Americans’ tepid response to calls for war in Yemen show the first glimmerings of a new, restraint-oriented political consensus.
Lawmakers stirred up anti-Russian sentiment long before the invasion of Ukraine.
A British court has denied his extradition, but that doesn't mean he's safe yet
