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Washington has long been captivated by fallen star narratives, which has made President Biden’s national security adviser a figure of fascination, somewhere between sympathy and schadenfreude.

Pentagon orders new probe into Syria airstrike

WASHINGTON — The Pentagon launched a fresh probe Monday into a 2019 air strike that killed civilians in Syria, two weeks after a New York Times investigation claimed the US military concealed dozens of non-combatants' deaths.Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin instructed Army General Michael Garrett to "review the reports of the investigation already conducted into that incident"

The investigation will look at whether the US complied with laws of war and whether officials should be held accountable

America always has had political leaders who appeared to fear, even hate, peace. Teddy Roosevelt was one. However, at least Roosevelt got his hands dirty. - Doug Bandow for Antiwar.com Original

Hopes of a breakthrough are reportedly slim, with Western powers growing “increasingly frustrated” • Israeli premier calls on the world not to give in to Iran’s “nuclear blackmail.”

Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall has given the go-ahead for Space Force components in EUCOM, INDO-PACOM, CENTCOM and US Forces in Korea, but questions remain about Guardians' "global responsibility."

The decision follows a New York Times investigation that described allegations that top officials had sought to conceal civilian casualties.

As attacks on Palestinians worsen, we speak to farmers, settlers, Israeli human rights activists, and the mother of a three-year-old boy left injured in a raid

This comes a week after it threatened to revoke licences of some international media houses over their reportage.