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American citizens against unreasonable search and seizure in the context of new technologies. id like to hear how youll approach seeking technical expertise to inform that decision making, and then a question about the transparency of briefs filed before the court, something that justice scalia noted in some campaign finance case law that its important for the public to know whos funding electioneering communications. i think its important for the court to know whos briefing them, what the modin...

Exactly the leaderr they woulde like to be with while we expanded war powers to makes everyone who complains shut up at gunpoint.be maybe thats whats going on . it seems kind of obvious when you think about it now of course we pray they never have the power to do any of that in this country, the last free t country in the world. we should not let them do t that because freedom in america is not just important to us , our children and grandchildren. itss, important to the globe again. wehi are th...

Human rights advocates were stunned but not surprised Thursday after a Turkish prosecutor asked a court to move the trial of 26 Saudi men accused of - Brett Wilkins for Antiwar.com Original

One of President Joe Biden's first foreign policy moves was a pledge to help end one of the world's worst humanitarian crises – the war in Yemen – by "stepping up our diplomacy" and "ending all American support for offensive operations in the war in Yemen, including relevant arms sales." More than a year later, the war has escalated – with a sharp increase in civilian casualties, a growing number of Yemenis facing hunger, with less humanitarian funding, less i...

(ALGIERS, Algeria) -- One of President Joe Biden's first foreign policy moves was a pledge to help end one of the world's worst humanitarian crises -- the war i

WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court sounded ready Tuesday to back the power of Congress to recruit and retain armed forces, in an oral argument that touched on the current conflict in Ukraine as an example of the unpredictable need to defend the nation.

The case brought by Le Roy Torres of Robstown will determine if a veteran can sue the state for job discrimination based on military service.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court hears argument Tuesday over a federal law that gives employment protections for military service members who return from duty, and lawmakers have warned the justices

Unlike its response to the Ukraine war, the U.S. has done more to enable the conflict in Yemen than to end it.

Reps. Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., and Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., are planning to introduce a War Powers Resolution on Yemen. Congress should pass it and the Biden administration should respect it. Doing so would mark an important first step toward ending the horrific humanitarian suffering in Yemen.