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UNRWA fires several staffers over allegations of involvement in Oct. 7 Hamas attacks

The UN’s relief agency for Palestinians has fired several employees that Israel alleges were involved in the deadly Oct. 7 Hamas attacks. The UN's secretary-general is "horrified" by the news and has ordered an investigation.

Mara Rudman

It’s not just Taylor Swift: AI-generated porn is targeting women and kids all over the world

“It’s not just celebrities [targeted],” said Danielle Citron, a professor at the University of Virginia School of Law. “It’s everyday people. It’s nurses, art and law students, teachers and journalists. We’ve seen stories about how this impacts high school students and people in the military. It affects everybody.”

Danielle Citron

Planet America Fireside Chat

Is the US push for a two-state solution doomed to fail?

Mara Rudman

An Ongoing and Necessary Renaissance: NATO’s Nuclear Posture

President Putin’s nuclear saber-rattling while the war in Ukraine has raged, along with lurid nuclear threats by Russian officials and propagandists, have once again focused attention on NATO’s nuclear mission. As the alliance approaches a summit in Washington later this summer, it is an appropriate time to review its nuclear posture.

Eric Edelman

David Petraeus & Andrew Roberts on War

Eric and Eliot are joined by General David Petraeus and historian Andrew Roberts to discuss their New York Times bestselling book, "Conflict: The Evolution of Warfare from 1945 to Ukraine."

Eric Edelman

A two-state solution is possible: Former U.S. national security official

Mara Rudman, former senior national security official, says “I say truce because it is hard to imagine Israel not continuing in one way or another to find routes to go after the top leaders of Hamas.”

Mara Rudman