Judge Barrett Mujahedin-e-Khalq Ties
Amy Coney Barrett, President Trump’s nominee to join the Supreme Court, once represented an affiliate of an Iranian exile group as it challenged its State Department designation as a foreign…
Amy Coney Barrett, President Trump’s nominee to join the Supreme Court, once represented an affiliate of an Iranian exile group as it challenged its State Department designation as a foreign…
Inside Giuliani’s dual roles: Power-broker-for-hire and shadow foreign policy adviser The president’s personal attorney Rudolph W. Giuliani was on the phone in late 2018, pressing administration officials about his latest…
Trump, Iran’s Rouhani descend on same corner of New York but remain far apart After months of lobbing threats and vowing military reprisals, President Trump will find himself on the…
Bolton’s departure will fundamentally alter Trump’s Iran policy Whether national security adviser John Bolton was fired by President Trump or he quit is irrelevant. The change in foreign policy leadership…
Why does the U.S. need trolls to make its Iran case? This weekend, a new wrinkle was added to the ongoing saga about the information war over Iran policy: the…
The MEK is widely considered a cult because of its suspected brainwashing and torture of its own members — especially those who attempt to leave the organization — so current and former U.S. officials working on Iran have quietly ….
Rudolph W. Giuliani continues to work on behalf of foreign clients both personally and through his namesake security firm while serving as President Trump’s personal attorney — an arrangement experts…
Rudolph W. Giuliani, a Republican Party grandee and President Trump’s newly appointed lawyer, made a telling remark over the weekend. At a gathering organized by a group of activists opposed…
In the seven years I lived in Iran, many people expressed criticism of the ruling establishment — at great potential risk to themselves. …. In all that time, though, I never met a person who thought the MEK should, or could, present a viable alternative. But apparently …
Throughout the first term of the Obama administration, Iranian American organizations with extensive links to the MEK/MKO/PMOI paid prominent U.S. national security officials to speak on behalf of the group. They also contributed heavily to the campaign coffers of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. The payments ran through….