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December 13, 2021
Earlier: Minneapolis Burning: This Happened Beca...
December 10, 2021
On 3 November, 2021, the Defense Department announced that it had completed its investigation into the Aug. 29, 2021 drone strike that killed 10 civilian...
December 7, 2021
Pro-Trump lawyer Sidney Powell raised almost $15 million for her sustained war on the 2020 election results through her “Defending the Republic” nonprofit.
December 7, 2021
The House of Representatives Select Jan. 6 Committee has undertaken to subpoena the communications of private citizens and others in the scope of its investigation. In a November 8 press release, the committee announced that it sought to sweep up the records of six named individuals, including attorney John Eastman. Eastman rendered legal advice to Trump on the applicable constitutional provisions and spoke at the January 6 rally. They are
December 7, 2021
ODNI's Corin Stone writes in the last of her series on the adaptation of Artificial Intelligence by the IC that Congress has a role to play
December 7, 2021
Advocates hope international summit will lead to reforms at home amid recent ‘backslide’ in US voting rights and access.
December 6, 2021
International donors cut off all but emergency aid to Afghanistan after the Taliban’s takeover in August. Months later, the state is collapsing and a humanitarian disaster is looming. Donors should work with the state to restore basic public services and mitigate the population’s suffering.
November 26, 2021
American Opinion: Will releasing the final 16,000 documents end the conspiracies? No. Will it change that part of our city’s past? Of course not. But it will at least close another chapter of the sordid tale. In our book, Washington could afford a little more haste in that regard.
November 25, 2021
Our city has lived with the stain of Kennedy’s death long enough. It haunts our politics. It colors our reputation in the world. It draws the crazies to Dealey Plaza.