As the head of the military’s Southern Command steps down, Adam Smith, the top Armed Services Committee Democrat, sheds new light on the departure—and on Trump’s appalling secrecy about the strikes.

As the head of the military’s Southern Command steps down, Adam Smith, the top Armed Services Committee Democrat, sheds new light on the departure—and on Trump’s appalling secrecy about the bombings.

There’s at least one other world leader who was convicted in New York ...

The CIA now has greater authority in leading lethal operations in Venezuela.

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.

He’s embarrassingly desperate for the honor, but his presidency is becoming ever more dictatorial and bloodthirsty.

Donald Trump shared two posts that managed to make the prize all about him.

The Nobel Committee delivered a sharp message on the global threat to democracy, as it awarded this year’s peace prize to Maria Corina Machado.

Adam Schiff is calling out Donald Trump’s extrajudicial boat attacks.

Donald Trump bragged about his seemingly extrajudicial attacks.

The president is now unleashing state violence at home and abroad, illegally and with impunity.

Donald Trump has apparently claimed the right to unilaterally declare war.

Donald Trump has informed Congress we are now at war with drug cartels.

As Trump’s military attacks on supposed drug smugglers in the Caribbean Sea get worse, a legal expert explains what we know and what we don’t—and why we may be headed toward even darker lawlessness.

As Trump’s military attacks on supposed drug smugglers in the Caribbean Sea get worse, a legal expert explains what we know and what we don’t—and why we may be headed toward even darker lawlessness.

JD Vance apparently took glee in allegedly extrajudicial killing.

Donald Trump is already under fire for the first strike.

Donald Trump isn’t ruling out a dangerous escalation in the wake of the boat explosion.

As Trump’s decision to kill 11 alleged drug smugglers in the Caribbean Sea suddenly starts looking even worse, a legal expert explains how brazenly Trump is stretching the law—and why it’s so unnerving.

The administration’s statements and video evidence don’t actually tell the whole story.