Joshua Keating
Senior World Correspondent at Vox
Senior World Correspondent @voxdotcom Author of Invisible Countries [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
vox.com | Joshua Keating
Over the past decade, the synthetic drug fentanyl has devastated the United States, killing more than a quarter of a million Americans, making it, according to some officials, the deadliest drug in US history. And over the past two months, even amid signs that the fentanyl crisis is starting to wane, the drug has also taken on an unexpectedly prominent role in American national security and economic policy.
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3 weeks ago |
vox.com | Joshua Keating
Washington has been convulsed over the past week by the question of how a prominent journalist was invited into a private Signal chat between senior Trump administration officials over an impending military action and why that conversation was happening on Signal at all. But the actual topic that these officials were discussing — a strike on the Houthis, an Iran-backed militant group that controls Yemen’s capital and much of its territory — has gotten somewhat lost.
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1 month ago |
vox.com | Joshua Keating |Patrick Reis
This story appeared in The Logoff, a daily newsletter that helps you stay informed about the Trump administration without letting political news take over your life. Subscribe here. Welcome to The Logoff: Today Joshua Keating and I are focusing on top Trump administration officials accidentally messaging a journalist with their plans for bombing Yemen. It’s a bizarre story — and one with longstanding implications for our European allies’ ability to trust us with sensitive information. Wait, what?
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1 month ago |
businessandamerica.com | Joshua Keating
Put the Nobel Peace Prize on hold for just a bit. President Donald Trump came into office promising a swift end to two wars in Gaza and Ukraine. He has taken a radically different approach to both conflicts than Joe Biden, and in some cases produced results. What he has not done is end either war. In fact, this week, resolution to both conflicts seemed farther off than ever.
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1 month ago |
vox.com | Joshua Keating
Put the Nobel Peace Prize on hold for just a bit. President Donald Trump came into office promising a swift end to two wars in Gaza and Ukraine. He has taken a radically different approach to both conflicts than Joe Biden, and in some cases produced results. What he has not done is end either war. In fact, this week, resolution to both conflicts seemed farther off than ever.
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The possibility of both a new Iran nuclear deal--and a war--have never been higher https://t.co/UES4Bz7i8J
He may want to have a word with his secretary of defense https://t.co/PkLBJswQeY
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