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Tuesday was a deeply shameful and frightening day for our country, with President Trump threatening to destroy the “entire civilization” of Iran.
FCNL helped lead a national coalition of nearly 300 organizations urging Congress to reject President Trump’s request for another major Pentagon budget increase and to instead invest in human needs.
From Latin America to the Middle East to Africa and the streets of our own communities, Congress must rein in this unprecedented and out-of-control militarism.
As the U.S. and Israeli war against Iran escalates, we continue to mourn the lives lost and destroyed each day by this violence.
As the U.S. and Israeli war against Iran escalates, we continue to mourn the lives lost and destroyed each day by this violence.
Last weekend, the United States launched into another war in the Middle East, bombing Iran.
Each year, the State of the Union address provides an opportunity to take a step back from the daily news cycle and reflect on the state of our democracy. This year, it’s clear our democracy is in crisis.
War is not the answer, and diplomacy is still possible and necessary.
On Thursday, the Senate rejected legislation that included more funding for unchecked ICE terror in our communities. Our collective pressure is working. But our work isn’t over.
On Thursday, the last remaining nuclear arms control agreement between the U.S. and Russia officially expired. As FCNL’s Allen Hester explains, the world has crossed “a dangerous threshold.”