Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu acted illegally in launching a lethal and devastating attack on Iran on the morning of February 28, 2026. We were not under an eminent attack, there was no discussion with Congress or the United Nations to seek support for a war....
On September 5, 1945, a mother and child began their journey of walking to school, a routine that continued as siblings joined them. This narrative intertwines with a heart-wrenching story from March 28, 2026, where a father accompanied his two daughters to school. Despite the innocence of their morning, an unforeseen event shattered their normalcy. The father would forever remember the simple moments shared, filled with love and promise, now tainted by an unimaginable loss that changed everything.
In a letter reflecting on an essay from 2026 by Jack Hassard regarding the U.S. military strikes against Iran, Skyler Fusaro emphasizes the significance of legal and moral questions about the war. Originally, Hassard raised concerns about the legality of the action under international law, suggesting that justifications for the strike were unstable and politically motivated. Fusaro notes that while the initial discourse seemed uncertain, it now reveals a pivotal moment in the erosion of international order. He highlights the importance of questioning governmental actions to protect democratic values and maintain legal constraints.
