The U.S. Fueled Saudi Jets Bombing Yemen. Now the Saudis Won’t Pay Their Gas Bill.

Nick Turse

The U.S. just resumed sales of bombs and missiles to the Gulf state, which still owes $15 million for jet fuel from its war on Yemen.
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As Students Return to School, a Proposed Law Targets Campus Protests

Jonah Valdez

The ACLU is ringing the alarm bell over S.B. 1287, which the group believes will chill free speech on California campuses.
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Israeli Society Is in a Deepening State of Contradiction

Mairav Zonszein

Israelis blame Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for dragging them into endless war — and are at a loss for how to carve a way out.
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She Wrote an Op-Ed Criticizing Biden on Gaza. The Justice Department Accused Her of Breaking the Law. 

Shawn Musgrave

A federal watchdog ruled that a Department of Justice employee’s article did not violate the Hatch Act.
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