US Justice System Under Scrutiny, New War on Drugs

The article discusses the criminal case against John Bolton, former national security adviser to Donald Trump. Bolton is accused of releasing classified material, and the case appears to be serious. The article highlights the ongoing feud between Bolton and Trump, with Bolton having previously likened the Trump administration to 'Hotel California', suggesting that once you're in, you can't leave. The case is seen as a significant development in the ongoing saga between Trump and his former aide.

The article 'The Department of Revenge' discusses the issue of overzealous prosecution in the United States, referencing a claim by defence lawyer Harvey Silverglate that all Americans could be considered criminals due to vague federal laws. It touches upon the criminal case against John Bolton and reflects on the broader implications of such legal actions, suggesting a need for re-evaluation of how justice is administered.

The United States has revived a naval base in Puerto Rico to launch a new war on drugs, bringing tactics from the war on terror to the region. The base, Roosevelt Roads, has been reactivated after two decades of abandonment and is now being used to ferry in supplies and equipment to combat drug trafficking. The move is part of a broader effort to address the issue of drug trafficking in the region.