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The prospects, however difficult, may be more promising now than at any time in this grinding, five-year conflict. But it will require more US diplomacy.

The harms outweigh the perceived benefits, short-term and long-term, says a recent study from an expert working group convened by the American Bar Association Center for Human…

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Why the federal court should act to replace the interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Timothy Shea, following his handling of the Roger Stone and Michael Flynn cases.

Social media, use of force against Iran, civilian casualties in U.S. wars, 2020 election, arms control, Syria and Iraq, and more.

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There is much we still do not know about COVID-19, but there is also much that we do know. We know we are dealing with a highly transmissible virus that can spread easily from…

It should standardize good practice and set the bar where it belongs: safeguarding civilian life from the effects of U.S. military operations.

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The new information demonstrates how much progress the department has made and yet how much of a paradigm shift is still needed for full accountability.

Although the health care field has not historically been especially open to making accommodations for disabled workers, we can hope that the current pandemic will prompt a change…

What to make of Trump's order to “shoot down and destroy” lranian boats that harass US vessels. International law and Standing Rules of Engagement place significant limits.