Yemen

Republicans After Briefing With CIA Chief: Yeah, Saudi Crown Prince Definitely Had Jamal Khashoggi Killed

Yemen's Humanitarian Nightmare Be Damned, Pompeo Doubles Down on US Support for Saudi Coalition

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

The secretary of state's comments reaffirming continued support for the bombing campaign come amid new pleas "to halt all military support"

In Historic Vote, Senate Advances War Powers Resolution to End US Complicity in Saudi Assault on Yemen

Jake Johnson, staff writer

" Let us bring this catastrophic war in Yemen to an end, and help bring peace...

'Mind Boggling': White House Keeping CIA Chief Gina Haspel From Briefing Senate on Khashoggi Murder

Jon Queally, staff writer

"Totally unprecedented and should be interpreted as nothing less than the Trump...

'Yemen Can't Wait': Ahead of War Powers Vote, Urgent Push for Senate to End US Complicity in Saudi Atrocities

Amid Outrage Over Yemen War Crimes and Khashoggi Murder, Argentina Prosecutors Considering Charges Against Saudi Crown Prince

With New Hope for War Powers Vote, Poll Shows American Public Strongly Favors End to US-Backed War in Yemen

'Entirely Preventable' Deaths of 85,000 Yemeni Children Is Part of What Trump Has Embraced With 'America First' Allegiance to Saudis

With Statement Equal Parts 'Dangerous' and 'Imbecilic,' Trump Smears Khashoggi and Vows to Back Murderous Saudis

'There Is a US Imprint on the Death of Every Child in Yemen': Sen. Chris Murphy

Denouncing GOP Efforts to Block War Powers Vote as an 'Outrage,' Khanna Vows to Keep Fighting to End US Complicity in Yemen

Despite Famine, Khashoggi, and Bus Massacre, GOP Moves Swiftly to Keep US Involved in Saudi-Led War on Yemen

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

Anti-War Voices Applaud 'Must-Read' Sanders Op-Ed Demanding End to US Complicity in Yemen Carnage

Iranian President: Saudis Would Not Have Carried Out Khashoggi Murder Without 'Protection of America'

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U.S. Aid Wrapped In A Body Bag: Suing the Drone Makers

Mohammed Al-Qawli, an educational consultant in Yemen, remains haunted by the day in January 2013 when he spent hours trying to collect the burned body parts of his brother Ali, a schoolteacher, and his cousin Salim, a student, both "accidentally" killed in a U.S. drone strike. Now Al-Qawli and rights group Reprieve are mounting a legal challenge against the U.K government for failing to investigate human rights violations by a British communications giant allegedly facilitating the killings of...