- Lt Gen Kenneth McKenzie will replace Gen Votel as the head of CENTCOM. [Link]
- The US Navy will reactivate the 2nd Naval Fleet. The Fleet will patrol the Atlantic to combat Russia. [Link]
- During the March expulsion of diplomats between the US and Russia, US spies were kicked out of Russia. [Link]
- NSA John Bolton says US sanctions will remain on Russia until Russia changes its behavior. [Link]
- Gilbert Doctorow explains how Russia is moving closer with Germany and that fits into Trump’s foreign policy. [Link]
- Trump cancels Sec of State Pompeo’s upcoming trip to North Korea. [Link]
- The US will cut $200 million in aid to Palestine. [Link]
- Reese Erlich explains how the US invasion of Iraq caused massive political instability and corruption. The situation in Iraq has led to protests. [Link]
- Moon of Alabama provides analysis for the upcoming battle for Idlib. [Link]
- Aaron Mate interviews a former Obama official on the US role in fueling the Syrian Civil War. [Link]
- The Saudi led coalition is failing to investigate bombings that hit civilian targets. [Link]
- Marjorie Cohn argues the US is aiding and abetting war crimes in Yemen. [Link]
- As the war in Yemen continues, cancer patients are struggling to get medicines. [Link]
- The Islamic State claims responsibility for an attack on Libyan security forces that killed seven. [Link]
- In Chad, a rebel group attacked and pushed back Chadian soldiers near the Libyan border. [Link]
- At least 67 people have died in a recent Ebola outbreak in the Congo. [Link]
