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Senators Sanders, Warren and Leahy are reportedly backed by over 100 House members in urging an end to U.S. involvement.

With all the momentous and emotional news coming at us lately, you probably missed some stuff that we might otherwise be talking about. Im here to keep you informed.

The Libertarian National Committee called on party activists today to lobby Congress in support of a bipartisan bill seeking to remove troops from the ongoing conflict in Yemen. In a press release from this morning, the Libertarian National Committee denounced the "United States war machine" and called for an end to what they view as

On June 1, the president delivered a message to Congress outlining British transgressions against the U.S. The grievances primarily revolved around actions taken by the British navy off the U.S. coast.

The U.S. Constitution explicitly gives Congress, not the president, the authority to determine if the republic should go to war. Unfortunately, that fundamental point is now little more than a quaint historical footnote. Congress has issued no declarations of war since the early 1940s, when it did so against Nazi Germany, Imperial Japan, and other Axis powers. Yet the United States has launched more than a dozen significant "presidential wars" since then. Moreover, that pace shows litt...

The U.S. Constitution explicitly gives Congress, not the president, the authority to determine if the republic should go to war. Unfortunately, that - Ted Galen Carpenter for Antiwar.com Original

The U.S. Constitution explicitly gives Congress, not the president, the authority to determine if the republic should go to war. Unfortunately, that fundamental point is now little more than a quaint historical footnote. Congress has issued no declarations of war since the early 1940s, when it did so against Nazi Germany, Imperial Japan, and other Axis powers. Yet the United States has launched more than a dozen significant "presidential wars" since then. Moreover, that pace shows litt...

Government Accountability Office's report says the US has not provided evidence it vetted arms sales to Gulf Arab countries

The report finds that deadly attacks by the Saudi-led coalition from 2015-2021 used jets and munitions supplied and maintained largely by the United States

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