Yemen

In ending the war in Afghanistan, Biden left the door open for more "counterterrorism"— with serious implications for our foreign policy, politics, and legal system.

Activists say it's not enough to trust Biden's promises to end U.S. support for the war: Congress must compel him.

While he is a welcome change from the incompetence, venality, and cruelty of the Trump Administration, Biden has continued the Obama and Trump Administrations' support for the Saudi-led war on Yemen.

In this day and age where videos of U.S. allies committing war crimes are readily available on Twitter or Instagram, no one can claim that they don't know what U.S.-made weapons are used for around the world.

As global solidarity with Palestinians continues to grow, how can the lessons of this movement benefit other colonized and oppressed peoples?

The 2021 Global Report on Food Crises found that 155 million people in 55 countries faced acute hunger in 2020, an increase of 20 million people suffering from severe food insecurity compared with the previous year.

When it comes to economic issues, the Biden administration has shown some surprising progressivism. On foreign policy, not so much.