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Anti-Terror Rules Are Blocking Aid to Conflict Zones
Famines loom in countries like war-torn Yemen and Somalia, Syria, Iraq and aid workers can't reach everyone who needs help.
BDS Opponents Threaten Academic Associations With “Ultra Vires” Lawsuits, but Fail Big in First Attempt
In the fight against BDS, opponents have exhumed this vestige of twentieth-century corporate law.
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A Guide to Resisting Muslim Ban 2.0
Don't be fooled. Challenge the normalization of bans on immigration and refugee resettlement.
Michael Flynn Is Out — Will Trump Be Next?
How big of a mess does Trump have to make before his purported allies throw their hands up and say, “enough”?
Israel-Backed Group Sues Food Co-op for Boycotting Israeli Products
In 2012 and 2014, courts ruled that the anti-boycott litigants pay damages to the Olympia Food Co-op's board members.
Shane Bauer, Former US Prisoner in Iran, Spars With Hillary Clinton Over Her Call for New Sanctions
Journalist and former Iran prisoner Shane Bauer criticizes Clinton's comments about Iran.
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One Man’s Mission: Justice for Iraq
Bert Sacks has been seeking justice for Iraq since the 1990s. Nothing the US government has thrown at him thus far has slowed him down.
Reviving Hope on the 70th Anniversary of Korea’s Division
The same principle of engagement that the US has extended to Cuba and Iran should be applied to North Korea.
Media Refs Should Call Foul on Bogus Arguments Against Iran Deal
Media referees should not allow opponents of the Iran nuclear deal to introduce irrelevant criteria into the debate.
Ten Years of BDS: The Growing Movement Against the Occupation of Palestine
As BDS activists celebrate an increasing number of campaign victories, the movement's greatest successes may be the ones that don't make the headlines.