- Trump’s cybersecurity czar to resign. [Link]
- A police shooting in California killed one and injured another when police fired 20-30 bullets into a car. The police claim they were assaulted by the driver with the car. The lawyer, representing those in the car, claims the car was never a threat to the officers. [Link]
- Multiple deployments creates an increase in suicides for war vets. [Link]
- Raul Castro will step down as Cuba’s leader. [Link]
- Gareth Porter offers a new explanation for the Skripal poisoning. [Link]
- Will Porter explains how Ukraine joining NATO can further disrupt US and Russia relations. [Link]
- Turkey’s President Erdogan calls for snap elections in June. [Link]
- A program by the Turkish government is changing the ideology of Turk schools in Afghanistan. [Link]
- The UN is preventing the OPCW inspectors from reaching Douma over security concerns. [Link]
- Mattis pushed for Congressional authorization for the strikes on Syria but was overruled by Trump. [Link]
- A Taliban bomb kills five Afghan Police in the Kandahar Province. [Link]
- Three Afghan election officials and two Afghan police were kidnapped from a voter registration site by the Taliban. [Link]
- Human Rights Watch reports that African migrants in detention facilities in Yemen are facing sexual abuse, torture, and murder. [Link]
