Abu Dhabi Arms Fair Opens Amid Yemen War Carnage
The United Arab Emirates ink $1.3 billion in weapon deals as U.S. officials say arms smuggling is fueling a conflict that has killed 60,000.
Trump’s Grand Coalition Against Iran Is Completely Falling Apart
Not only has the U.S. president failed to rally Europe to his crusade, but even the anti-Iran states of the Gulf have split.
Donald Trump May End Two Wars Only to Start a Third
While pledging to pull troops from Syria and Afghanistan, the president has ramped up tensions with Iran. An expert assesses the dangers.
Torture Still Scars Iranians 40 Years After Revolution
As Iran marks the 40th anniversary of its Islamic Revolution, the inmates who suffered torture at the hands of the police still bear marks.
Senate Reasserts Foreign Policy Role, Reshapes Trump Agenda
The president's allies in Congress are quietly trying to influence and even reshape his "America First" agenda.
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The CIA’s Masterful Use of Fake News
The agency has a sordid history of using publications and journalists to discredit and dehumanize those it deemed enemies the world over.
Iranian TV Anchor Says U.S. Jailed Her as a Warning
The now-freed Marzieh Hashemi, a U.S. citizen and material witness in an inquiry, tells AP her work and "belief system" made her a target.
Feds Confirm Jailed Iranian TV Anchor Not Charged With Crime
The advocacy group Committee to Protect Journalists has asked the Justice Department to disclose the reason for her arrest.
The U.S. Has Venezuela in Its Crosshairs
As Nicolas Maduro begins his second term as president, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo appears hell-bent on toppling the Bolivarian regime.
Iran Newspapers, Minister Criticize U.S. Arrest of Newscaster
Iran's foreign minister says American anchorwoman Marzieh Hashemi, who the FBI has apparently detained, has "done nothing but journalism.”
