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Updated March 18, 2019 - 11:20 PM EDT
Censorship at the Center of Christchurch Attack
 
  Would Social Media Have Censored Video of 9/11?
US Denies Plan to Keep 1,000 Troops in Syria
 
  US-Backed Forces Admit to Difficulties Beating ISIS in Syria
S. Korea Mulls North Talks To Ease US Tensions
 
  UN Faults South Korea Over Unreported Oil Shipment to North Korea
  NK Resistance Group Behind Mysterious Embassy Raid in Spain
At Least 3 Dead in Shooting on Netherlands Tram
Taliban Captures 150 Troops Fleeing Afghanistan
Saudi Prince's Covert Campaign Against Dissent
India, Pakistan Threatened to Launch Missiles at Each Other
Pentagon Uses China to Justify Huge Budget Increase
Viewpoints
item Would Social Media Have Censored Video of 9/11?  by Thomas Knapp
item A Lonely Voice in Washington Is Talking Some Sense  by James Carden
item US Corporations Are Funding Israeli Settlements  by Alex Kane
item Conservatives Should Be Antiwar  by Andrew Syrios
item The World's Most Dangerous Divide  by John Feffer
item Trump's Backward Move on Drone Civilian Casualties  by Daniel Brunstetter

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Frontline
Man Rams Car Into Australia Mosque in 'Copycat Attack'
Trump May Send Volunteer Force to Border
Canada to Extend Military Training Mission in Ukraine
Russia Says It Will Respond to New EU Sanctions
Why the Media Fails to Cover Palestine With Accuracy and Empathy
 
Afghanistan
Battles Intensify Amid Efforts for Afghan Peace
Explosion in Kandahar Leaves Four Dead
US-China Political Tensions Affect UN Afghan Mission's Mandate
Afghan Journalists Raise Concerns on Their Safety
Kabul Summons Diplomat Over Remarks by Pakistan's Khan
North Korea
Bolton: North Korea 'Not Willing to Do What They Needed to Do' for Nuclear Deal
North Korea, Russia Agree to Bolster 'High-Level Contact,' Cooperation in Various Areas
Philippines
Philippines Officially Out of the International Criminal Court
Philippines Hopes Islamist Group 'Neutralized' After De Facto Leader Killed
Asia
Cambodian Court Issues Arrest Warrants for Top Opposition Leaders
Four Killed in Train Blast in Pakistan's Resource-Rich Baluchistan
Europe
Thousands March in Madrid Supporting Catalan Separatists on Trial
Albanian Police Disperse Protesters With Tear Gas and Water Cannon
French PM Plans New Security Measures After Champs Elysees Rioting
Protesters Rally Outside Serbia President's Residence, Police Use Pepper Spray
Venezuela
Maduro Plans 'Deep Restructuring' of Government: VP
Guaido Launches National Tour in 'New Phase' to Oust Maduro
Venezuela Launches Drills to Protect Public Services
Americas
Anti-Govt Protests Erupt in Nicaragua After Extended Pause
Mexican Journalist Who Covered Drug Gangs Killed Near US Border
Colombian Duque's Bid to Change Peace Deal Rattles Sabres, but War Unlikely
 
Israel/Palestine
Israel's Top Court Bans Kahanist Leader From Election Run, Okays Arab Slates, Far-Left Candidate
Likud MK: Netanyahu Ready to Conquer Gaza Before Elections 'if Need Be'
New Right Launches Election Campaign Aimed at 'Defeating' High Court, Hamas
UN Official Condemns Hamas Crackdown on Gaza Protests
Palestinian Self-Immolates on 3rd Day of Gaza Protests Against Hamas
Palestinian Kills Israeli Soldier in West Bank Knife and Gun Attack
Israel Gives Islamic Authority Deadline in Holy Site Closure
Palestinians Rip Doors Off Disputed Building on Temple Mount
Yemen
25 Yemeni Houthi Rebels Killed in Pro-Govt Military Operation
Girl Killed in Landmine Blast in Southern Yemen
No Signs of Peace as Yemen's Devastating Conflict Continues
Iraq
PKK in Fresh Clashes; Eight Killed in Iraq
Iraqi PM Vows No Return to War Policies
Iraqi Kurds Commemorate Halabja Massacre
Water Woes Hit Henna Plant Farms in Iraq's Fao Peninsula
In Iraq, the Dangerous Search for Truffles Is Worth the Prize
Yazidi Mass Graves: UN Team Exhumes Bodies in Iraq
Africa
21 Soldiers Dead as Gunmen Storm Mali Army Camp
Algeria PM Starts Talks on New Cabinet as Gas Field Workers Protest
Fire Kills at Least Eight, Destroys Homes in Northeast Nigeria Camp for War Displaced
US Military
Congressman Asks for Suicide Inquiry at Alaska Military Base
The Army Is Rebuilding Its Ammunition Stores
Air Force Asks for 4,400 More Airmen, New F-15EX Fighter
 
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Columnists

Justin Raimondo
3/19/2019
Korean Ghosts

Maj. Danny Sjursen, USA (ret.)
3/15/2019
Uncle Sam Sent Me to Rehab for PTSD

Ted Snider
3/05/2019
Why Won't Maduro Let US Humanitarian Aid Into Venezuela? History.

Sheldon Richman
1/21/2019
America's War Culture

Lucy Steigerwald
8/15/2018
Plans To Memorialize a War Without End

David R. Henderson
6/19/2018
War-Fighting and the Loss of Liberty

Ran HaCohen
12/11/2017
Jerusalem, the Capital of Apartheid
Additional Contributors
Ehsan Ahrari
Uri Avnery
Matthew Barganier
Alan Bock
Patrick J. Buchanan
Juan Cole
Jonathan Cook
Ivan Eland
Tom Engelhardt
Joshua Frank
Aaron Glantz
Leon Hadar
Jorge Hirsch
Scott Horton
Jeff Huber
Sam Husseini
Dahr Jamail
Kathy Kelly
William S. Lind
Jim Lobe
Nebojsa Malic
Sascha Matuszak
Ray McGovern
Thomas Gale Moore
Brendan O'Neill
Rep. Ron Paul
Murray Polner
Gareth Porter
Gordon Prather
Charley Reese
Paul Craig Roberts
Mark Rothschild
Dan Sanchez
Michael Scheuer
Ted Snider
Norman Solomon
Paul Sperry
Joseph Stromberg
Jon Basil Utley
Jude Wanniski
Teresa Whitehurst
Andy Worthington
 
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