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Before Trump Bombed Yemen, Biden Displaced Over Half a Million People—And No One Said a Word

Archives for April 2025

Iran’s Military Presence in Sudan: UAE-Israel Plot Backfires

From normalization to confrontation, Sudan has become Iran’s latest front against Tel Aviv and Abu Dhabi.

Robert Inlakesh
By Robert Inlakesh
Iran Drones Sudan Feature photo

The United Arab Emirates and Israel had hoped to extract strategic victories in Sudan, taking advantage of the fall of the nation’s former dictator and the descent into civil war. But newly released satellite images suggest that Tehran’s renewed ties with the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) may be unraveling those ambitions. Satellite images,

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Chris Hedges: Israel is About to Empty Gaza

Starvation, siege, and mass expulsion are no longer threats but policies. As Gaza is shattered, the machinery of ethnic cleansing grinds forward, dragging the region—and perhaps the world—toward a reckoning.

Chris Hedges
By Chris Hedges
Israel is About to Empty Gaza Bibi Mr Fish

Washington — (Scheerpost) — Israel is poised to carry out the largest campaign of ethnic cleansing since the end of World War II. Since March 2, it has blocked all food and humanitarian aid into Gaza and cut off electricity, so that the last water desalination plant no longer functions. The Israeli military has seized half of the territory — Gaza

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US Has No Real Targets in Yemen, and It’s Costing Taxpayers Billions

Trump’s costly air war in Yemen has produced limited military results, with mounting civilian casualties and no clear targets—raising questions about its legality, effectiveness, and purpose.

Robert Inlakesh
By Robert Inlakesh
Yemen Trump Feature photo

Just three weeks into U.S. President Donald Trump’s air campaign against Yemen, reports emerged that the operation was nearing $1 billion in costs—a figure likely underestimated. More striking, however, is the volume of civilian infrastructure hit, indicating a lack of military targets. The U.S. has killed at least 130 civilians in Yemen since

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With Yemen Attack, US Continues Long History of Deliberately Bombing Hospitals

This isn’t new. It’s policy. The U.S. has targeted hospitals across continents for decades.

Alan Macleod
By Alan Macleod
US bombing hospitals Feature photo

In repeatedly targeting and destroying a cancer center in Yemen, the United States has carried on a long pattern of bombing hospitals. On March 24, the United States carried out a premeditated attack on the Al Rasool Al-Azam Oncology Hospital in Saada, Yemen, turning it into rubble. At least two people were killed and 13 more injured. This

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Weaponizing DEI: Inside the Trump-Backed Crackdown on Palestine Solidarity

The Heritage Foundation and its allies claim to fight antisemitism through DEI reforms—but their real goal is silencing pro-Palestinian voices and dismantling academic dissent.​

Robert Inlakesh
By Robert Inlakesh
Donald Trump Jews Feature photo

Under the pretext of dismantling Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs—widely unpopular among American conservatives—the powerful Heritage Foundation has begun to extend its campaign to anti-war activism and leftist causes on university campuses. The Trump administration appears to be enacting this agenda step by step. DEI initiatives

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Leaked Files Reveal the Steele Dossier Was Discredited in 2017 — But Sold to the Public Anyway

Trump’s March 25 declassification order revives buried documents showing the Steele dossier was debunked by insiders before it ever hit the press — yet it was promoted as fact anyway.

Kit Klarenberg
By Kit Klarenberg

On March 25, Donald Trump signed an executive order declassifying all documentation related to Crossfire Hurricane, the FBI’s 2016 investigation into alleged collusion between Russia and then-presidential candidate Donald Trump. The order has unexpectedly resurrected buried documents that cast new light on the Steele dossier — and when it was known

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