CENTCOM: No Yemen Strikes in May 2019
CENTCOM’s statement marks two months with no U.S. military strikes in Yemen.
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CENTCOM: No Yemen Strikes in February 2019
On March 1st, CENTCOM confirmed to New America by email that “CENTCOM did not conduct any strikes in Yemen in February 2019”
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New America Announces 2019 Class of India-United States Public Interest Technology Fellows
New America welcomes the Class of 2019 India-United States Public Interest Technology Fellows.