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Big read: No civilians have been killed in a US “boat strike” over the past month—since the Venezuela earthquakes—in the Caribbean or Eastern Pacific. This new WOLA report on the strikes overwhelmingly makes the case that they should never, ever resume.

Killing Spree: Extrajudicial executions in the U.S. boat strikes campaign - WOLA

WOLA's new report, "Killing Spree," examines the U.S. military's extrajudicial boat strikes in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific, which have killed 221 people since Sept. 2025.

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🚨 To kick off our new series, highlighting humanitarian disarmament work in conflict-affected areas, we spoke with campaigners at Campaña Colombiana Contra Minas. Check out our interview with them to hear their perspectives on the impact of landmines in Colombia. 🇨🇴#humanitariandisarmament

Terrific oped from two of our advisory board members, Jenny Greenburg + Bill Hartung responsiblestatecraft.org/american-mil... “Instead of vague debates abt outmoded concepts like “peace through strength,” we need a national conversation about what would actually make America and the world safer”

Voters: The military makes us feel safe but not sure it's worth a trillion

Americans don't see massive Pentagon spending as the key to ensuring their security, according to new polls

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