US Troops in Southern Somalia Come Under ‘Indirect Fire’
By Dave DeCamp / Antiwar.com US troops and allied forces in Kismayo, southern Somalia, came under “indirect fire” on September 4, US Africa Command said in a press release. The…
Michael Brenner: America Meets Its Hidden Destiny
By Michael Brenner Healthy societies revel in who they are. Unhealthy societies view themselves in terms of either an ignominious past, current enemies who endanger them, or internal elements degrading…
US Gov’t Is Very Afraid of BRICS and Dedollarization, Trump Insiders Reveal. That’s Why He’s Attacking Brazil
Close Donald Trump allies like Steve Bannon say “the president is pissed every time he looks at the BRICS de-dollarization effort”. The US is trying to make an example out…
USAID Leaks: Censorship As Regime Change
Leaked files expose how now-defunct intelligence cutout USAID secretly employed the services of shady “counter-disinformation” firm Valent Projects, to censor and suppress online criticism of an illegitimate puppet government Washington…
China, Russia Vow ‘Strategic Coordination’ To Promote Peace in West Asia
China's foreign minister said the two countries are working to resolve the Iranian nuclear issue through dialogue.
U.S. Policy on Sudan Hurts Civilians Rather Than Warring Factions, Experts Say
Trump’s June 4 travel ban included Sudanese nationals, while the administration also imposed sanctions on the country facing the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.
Patrick Lawrence: War in Our Time
It is well to remind ourselves that Russians view Merz’s ambitions on the military side, including his apparent determination to escalate Germany’s military support for Ukraine, through history’s lens.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s Wrongful Deportation Case Is More About Individual Rights Than the Trump Administration’s Foreign Policy
By Chimene Keitner / The Conversation Trump administration officials have repeatedly claimed that judges who order the administration to take action to bring deported Venezuelans back from the El Salvador…
The Fall of Saigon, 50 Years Later (w/ Ray McGovern)
In this episode of the Ray and Bob Show, Robert Scheer and CIA veteran Ray McGovern discuss the fall of Saigon on its fifty year anniversary.
Russia Says Putin, Witkoff Meeting Made ‘Progress’
The meeting was held hours after a car bomb killed a Russian general outside of Moscow
Wife of Former Indiana University Professor Speaks Out Following FBI Raid
By Talia Mullin / SP Staff Nianli Ma, married to cyber expert and former Indiana University Professor, Xiaofang Wang, spoke out for the first time since the couple’s abrupt dismissals…
Caldwell, Two Others Sacked at DoD Fight Back in Fiery Joint Statement
Former chief DoD spokesman suggests it is time for Hegseth to go
Alfred McCoy: Fortress America
Trump’s Tricontinental Vision for a New World Order.
Why Trump & Musk Ignore The Largest Money Laundering Scheme In Human History
By Lee Camp / Substack President Trump and Elon Musk will tell you they’re saving money for the US government and thereby the US taxpayer. The DOGE team have claimed…
Iran, Russia, China Reject ‘Unlawful’ US Sanctions After Tripartite Meeting
The meeting was aimed at discussing stalled US–Iranian nuclear talks, which Tehran refuses to engage in under threats and sanctions.