Archives for May 2018

The president’s promises to revive the coal industry stand in stark contrast with Mexico’s plan to move toward renewables

Shrouded In Mystery: Mummified Body Could Be That Of Iran’s Reza Shah

Speculation that a body found near the Iranian capital might be that of Reza Shah has stoked interest in the country’s pre-revolutionary past

In addition to facing resistance from China and Russia, it’s unclear what new sanctions would achieve

It’s a peculiarly hypocritical position to take, but strangely consistent for a two-faced leader

They helped defend Najran by destroying rocket launchers

Congress can’t just abdicate its Constitutional Prerogative of Declaring War

The president has no credibility to make important foreign policy decisions

THE RUNDOWN | With injuries and fatalities mounting on the #Gaza border with #Israel, some NGOs are standing up to the IDF

Saudi military spending reached $69.4 billion in 2017