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Charles Davis

Charles Davis has covered Congress for NPR and Pacifica stations across the country, and freelanced for the international news wire Inter Press Service, primarily covering U.S. policy toward Latin America and the war on drugs in particular. He has also worked as a researcher for Michael Moore on his movie Capitalism: A Love Story. He may be contacted at davis.charles84 (at) gmail.com

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The majority of civilians who are violently killed in Afghanistan are now violently killed by the U.S. and its partners—and that’s not for a lack of competition, with the Taliban answering record-high airstrikes with atrocity after atrocity of their own. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Mass Killings In Afghanistan Are Acts of White Supremacy

Like racist mass murders at home, drone attacks killing dozens of civilians at a time are only possible because of a culture of dehumanization.

Charles Davis ·

At a minimum, U.S.-led conventional airpower killed over 5,000 civilians in Iraq and Syria in the first two years of MAGA foreign policy, according to the monitoring group Airwars. (Photo: U.S. Army photo by Sean Kimmons.)

Donald Trump’s Fake Isolationism

Trump, like George W. Bush before him, is an America-First unilateralist who has already killed thousands

Charles Davis ·

The Gambit to Free Chelsea Manning

The fight to free the WikiLeaks whistleblower continues in the courts of law and public opinion — but justice is expensive.

Charles Davis ·

Should the Democrats Be Taken Over? Can They Be?

The election result in November will be as consequential as who wins the World Series

Charles Davis ·

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