- The FCC looks to roll back Obama-era net neutrality regulations. [Link]
- Patrick Cockburn explains how the US and Saudi Arabia could cause war in the Middle East. [Link]
- The US has added nearly 14,000 troops and contractors to the Middle East in the past four months. [Link]
- The US closed the PLO office in DC. In response, Palestinian leadership cut communications with the US. [Link]
- Trump labels North Korea a state sponsor of terror. [Link]
- 50 have been killed in a suicide bombing in Nigeria. [Link]
- Robert Mugabe steps down as Zimbabwe’s president. [Link]
- Putin met with Assad in Russia. Putin announced plans to call Trump. [Link]
- Lebanon’s Prime Minister returns to Lebanon. [Link]
- Turkey banned all LBGT events in the counties capital. [Link]
- The Pentagon now says the US has 14,000 troops in Afghanistan. [Link]
- The US will now target the opium market in Afghanistan. [Link]
- The Washington Post editorial board covered the war in Yemen without mentioning the US support for war crimes. [Link]
