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Senate Votes to End US Role in Yemen War
In a resounding rebuke to Trump, the Senate voted 56-41 to end US support of the Saudi war.
Public Pressure Could Halt US Support of Yemen War
Current resolutions have a loophole that could actually authorize US military support, but pressure could change that.
Yemenis Seek Asylum on Island That Resists US Militarization
“The Hope School” on South Korea's Jeju Island aims to build community between residents and newly arrived Yemenis.
A Massive US Propaganda Machine Bolstered George H.W. Bush’s War on Iraq
A look at the lasting impact of George H.W. Bush's 1991 invasion of Iraq and the propaganda campaign that encouraged it.
US Owes Reparations to Panama Over Bush’s Invasion
Human rights attorney José Luis Morín and professor Greg Grandin discuss George H.W. Bush's illegal invasion of Panama.
The Long, Brutal US War on Children in the Middle East
The last three years of that war have caused the deaths of an estimated 85,000 Yemeni children under age 5.
After 17 Years of War, Afghanistan Is All But Forgotten
The Forever Wars must be ended.
Will Congress Stop the Endless Wars?
The antiwar movement has an important victory in its sights.
We Need to End the Yemen War Now – Not in January
There must be a sustained ceasefire right now in order to get the resources into Yemen to stop the famine.
G20 Host Argentina Considers a Probe of Saudi Crown Prince
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman could face prosecution in Argentina.