Iran Has Figured Out How to Overwhelm U.S. Air Defenses

Iran Has Figured Out How to Overwhelm U.S. Air Defenses

Nick Turse

As the U.S. runs short of interceptor missiles, Iran is carrying out strikes with a mix of attack drones and advanced ballistic missiles.
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Abdul El-Sayed Faces Islamophobic Attacks From GOP and Democratic Establishment

Jonah Valdez

AIPAC has spent nearly $30 million against the Michigan Democratic Senate candidate, fueling ads that paint him as a terrorist sympathizer.
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House Investigation of BreakThrough News Is an Attack on All Journalism

Seth Stern

Favorable coverage of U.S. adversaries is constitutionally protected speech.
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Fauci’s Diary Isn’t the Key to Why Covid Ravaged the U.S. — Our Broken Healthcare System Is

Mychal Denzel Smith

Rand Paul is trying to put Anthony Fauci in prison for not confirming a conspiracy theory, but the key to blunting the next pandemic is universal healthcare.
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Donald Trump and Wars of Choice

Tom Engelhardt, Nick Turse

Trump’s latest war is wrapped up in his egocentric narcissism and his me, me, me world.
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Fetterman Might Leave Democratic Party Because the Only Thing He Loves More Than Israel Is Attention

Eoin Higgins

Why is the senator floating the idea of leaving the Democratic Party? Well, Israel, of course. Though he sure loves the media coverage.
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The Right Seeks to Capitalize on Berlin Pride Attack — Even as It Poses Its Own Existential Threat to Queer Lives

Natasha Lennard

Day in and day out, it is the likes of Germany’s conservative parties, and the Republicans at home, who are assaulting LGBTQ+ rights.
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