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Applauding Plan to Stop Refueling Saudi Planes, Progressives Call for Further Action to End Yemen's "Humanitarian Nightmare"

After Years of Tireless Demands to End Carnage, Anti-War and Relief Groups Cautiously Welcome US Call for Yemen Ceasefire

Julia Conley, staff writer

After years-long efforts by human rights groups and lawmakers to end U.S. backing of the Saudis' war in Yemen, the Trump administration follows the Koch brothers' lead in calling for a ceasefire

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Plan to Train Saudi Pilots on US Soil Undermines Pentagon Denial of Complicity in Yemen Carnage

Jake Johnson, staff writer

U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis departs after meeting with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at the Ministry of Defense on April 19, 2017 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

"The U.S. is a willing participant in the Yemen genocide despite claims to the...

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'Tip of the Iceberg': Amnesty Demands Independent Probe of Civilians Massacred During US 'Annihilation Tactics' in Raqqa

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

A destroyed car is seen in the western neighborhood of Jazrah on the outskirts of Raqqa, Syria on October 30, 2017.

"How can the coalition avoid inflicting high civilian death tolls in the future...

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U.S. President Donald Trump welcomes Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi

Egypt Responds to Trump's Lifting of Military Aid Ban by Sentencing 75 Anti-Coup Protesters to Death

Laughs All Around as Jim 'Mad Dog' Mattis Meets John 'Devil Incarnate' Bolton

Saudi Arabia's crown prince Mohammed bin Salman met with U.S. Defense Secretary James "Mad Dog" Mattis on March 22, 2018.

Saudi Crown Prince—'Socially Acceptable War Criminal'—Enjoys US Tour Hosted by America's Elite

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'Outrageous': With $700 Billion for Pentagon, Nearly Half of $1.3 Trillion Budget Headed for More War-Making

Yemen

'Mad Dog' Mattis Urges Continued US Support for Saudi's Destruction of Yemen

Afraid He Might Act, Pentagon Reportedly Not Giving Trump Military Options on North Korea

Trump Visit to Korean DMZ Called "Extremely Dangerous Idea"

Trump's Threats Seen As Declaration of War by North Korea

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley

'No More Road Left' for Diplomacy, US Ambassador Tells Security Council

While military officials have advocated for diplomacy amid rising tensions with North Korea, President Trump on Wednesday declared that negotiations are "not the answer."

In Direct Affront to Diplomacy, Trump Declares 'Talking Is Not the Answer!'

As 75 Percent of Americans Fear 'Major War' Under Trump, Most Favor Diplomacy

Fueling 'Perpetual War,' Trump to Send 4,000 Troops to Afghanistan

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Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR)

Mattis’s Call for a Yemen Ceasefire Shows that Congress is Getting Closer to Forcing US Military to Withdraw from the War, Says CEPR Co-Director

Nuclear Age Peace Foundation

As 2018 Winter Games Begin, Activists Call on U.S. to Respect the Olympic Truce

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David Krieger

US Nuclear Posturing Has Adversaries Gearing Up, Not Standing Down

Eric Margolis

Why One War When We Can Have Two!

Richard Eskow

Trump’s General Just Announced a New Cold War. Who Will Stop It?

Stephen Kinzer

America’s Slow-Motion Military Coup

Tom Hastings

Paul Pillar

Excusing Bahrain’s Human Rights Abuses

Ben Schreiner

Echoes of Iraq Heard in Latest Threats Against Iran

Jim Lobe

Who Will Rule Trump Foreign Policy?

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