Tech bros and Silicon Valley billionaires are building new drones—and new ways to profit from conflict.

From the boat bombings to deportations to prosecutions, the evidence mounts. And the speaker of the House could get to the bottom of it if he wanted to. Yeah, right.

The Trump administration is using the award-winning (and recently embattled) rapper to claim there’s a persecution of Christians in Nigeria.

The president called the murdered journalist “controversial,” said MBS “knew nothing about it,” despite U.S. intelligence findings, and attacked the reporter who dared to ask about it.

The Israeli P.M. can’t love seeing the Saudi crown prince feted at the White House. He has only himself to blame.

A new Trump administration memo argues that those carrying out the boat attacks can’t be prosecuted. Why? Because the administration says so!

As Microsoft sends AI chips to the United Arab Emirates, reporters are failing to explain exactly how it was made possible.

Remember the Southern Command admiral who resigned two weeks ago? Hill Republicans haven’t heard from him—and they don’t apparently want to.

Experts in biblical history say Zionists and their backers are ignoring inconvenient truths about the history of Israel.

A long-overdue reckoning on Democrats and Israel is finally happening. Even centrists see which way the wind is blowing.

By raising the salience of anti-fascism, the administration is likely to inspire a heightened public profile for the movement—and a deeper identification with its ideas and values.

Artem Chapeye once spent his time translating Gandhi and Chomsky and getting published in The New Yorker. Then, in 2022, he joined the army.

Fifteen minutes from Bernie Sanders’s Vermont headquarters, you’ll find the operational hub for Trump’s snatch-and-grab operation. Democrats in the state, however, are playing catch-up.

President Javier Milei is playing rock star as his nation’s economy crumbles. Now the U.S. Treasury is coming to his rescue, while hedging its bets.

The ceasefire is obviously a good development—for now. But real peace includes reinstituting norms against war crimes.

With the president and his cronies ratcheting up their belligerence, the political press is failing to grasp how close we are to another regime change war.

There is reason to hope for peace in Palestine. There is also reason to remain on guard.

The disturbances in Portland are basically limited to a single block about two miles from the city center. And Trump says the city is burning. Why?

How dictators and Nazis have eluded the international justice system—with help from their friends

Trump does deserve some credit here. But Netanyahu does not want peace, and it’s about as simple as that.