Foreign Policy Journal
U.S. anti-interventionist left (dormant archive; relaunched in 2026 under undisclosed ownership)
Background
Foreign Policy Journal launched in 2008 as an online publication offering news, critical analysis and commentary on U.S. foreign policy and international affairs. Independent political analyst Jeremy R. Hammond founded it. It is not related to the Washington Post-owned magazine Foreign Policy, and its similar name has caused confusion. The site published a mix of original pieces and reposted commentary, with a perspective that criticized U.S. military intervention, U.S. policy toward Israel and Palestine, and U.S. wars in the Middle East. Media Bias/Fact Check, a third-party rater, rates it far-left in story selection and mixed on factual reporting, citing promotion of conspiracy theories. Regular publishing stopped in 2020, and the archive stayed online. Per the sources I could access, the site relaunched in 2026 under undisclosed ownership, and in July 2026 it announced that the website is for sale. Because the current owner and editorial team are not disclosed and I found no recent reporting on its stance, its present orientation and posture toward the administration could not be verified. The information here rests largely on search summaries, since I could not open the pages directly.
Sources
- Foreign Policy Journal – Wikipedia
- Foreign Policy Journal – Bias and Credibility – Media Bias/Fact Check
- Is Foreign Policy Journal a Biased Source for Information? – Foreign Policy Journal
- Jeremy Hammond – Wikipedia
Profile compiled 2026-10-21; refreshed when ownership, funding, or the administration changes.