There's a movement afoot in Congress to stop U.S. military support for the Saudi war in Yemen.
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The Obama administration's strategy includes arming the opposition forces just enough to keep them fighting Assad, but not enough for them to overthrow the government.
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If the burkini is incompatible with fundamental French values, it is those fundamental values that have to change.
Illiberal populists all over the world are benefiting from three simultaneous backlashes.
As refugees take the Olympic stage, the wars that sent them running for their lives continue apace.