Military Industrial Complex
Israel’s arms exports are surging. Aid from Washington is helping.
As frustration over its conduct grows, weapons sales might help Tel Aviv dodge accountability
July 01, 2026
As frustration over its conduct grows, weapons sales might help Tel Aviv dodge accountability
The U.S. has a lot of vassals — partners and allies who depend on our protection. It's the kind of empire that can diminish when we are no longer useful.
The Trump administration has killed at least 215 people in its 10-month campaign against alleged smugglers
Among the new members are a former senator now employed by Saudi Arabia and a VC with large defense investments
The warnings against entanglements were never a doctrine of restraint. They were a doctrine of focus. Isolationism was selective.
The 23-year-old PEPFAR program is now winding down for South Africa, affecting some 7.8 million people.
