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Felton Davis
Foreign Correspondent: Senate Tumult Reflects Popular Discontent with Yemen War
75 percent of Americans oppose the Yemen War and 57 percent oppose all arms sales to Saudi Arabia. more
The Long, Brutal U.S. War on Children in the Middle East
When children waste away to literally nothing while fourteen million people face conflict driven famine, a hue and cry—yes, a caterwaul —most certainly should be raised, worldwide. more
Reese Erlich
Foreign Correspondent: Murder of Saudi Journalist Builds Opposition to Yemen War
Khashoggi’s death is finally focusing world attention on Saudi atrocities in Yemen, and U.S. midterm elections could reverse Trump’s policies that support the war. more
Reese Erlich
Foreign Correspondent: What the Khashoggi Case Tells us About Terrorism
Once again, U.S. leaders label violence carried out by enemies as terrorism, but the same violence carried out by allies is ignored or downplayed. more
As More Yemenis Die, U.S. Support Keeps a Major Oil Trade Route “Open for Business”
“I don’t think the Saudis would be conducting this level of atrocity if not for the support from the United States.” more
Foreign Correspondent: The Senate Confronts the War in Yemen
More Senators are asking why the U.S. supports a terrible war in the Middle East. more
Pixabay
Ten Reasons Trump Should Not Be Courting Saudi Arabia
The regime is pretty much in opposition to all our founding principles. more
Wolfgang Gressmann/Oxfam
How the United States Is Helping Create One of the World’s Largest Humanitarian Crises in Yemen
We bear responsibility for supplying arms to Saudi Arabia. Corporations like General Dynamics, Raytheon, and Lockheed Martin, have profited massively. more
