Is the Obama administration's drone war legal? Why should we be concerned? | American Civil Liberties Union
Obama confronts 'cruel' reality of his drone war | CNN Politics
Joint Letter to President Obama Regarding "Targeted Killings" and Drone Strikes | Human Rights Watch
The (Not-So) Peaceful Transition of Power: Trump's Drone Strikes Outpace Obama | Council on Foreign Relations
Obama and drone strikes: Support but questions at home, opposition abroad | Pew Research Center
Memo Justifying Drone Strikes on Americans to Be Released | Time
Trump cancels Obama policy of reporting drone strike deaths
Trump cancels Obama policy of reporting drone strike deaths
41 men targeted but 1,147 people killed: US drone strikes – the facts on the ground | Obama administration | The Guardian
Drone is Obama's weapon of choice | CNN
CIA Chief Warned Obama in '09: Drone Strikes Won't Win War | WIRED
How Many Civilians Did Trump Kill in Drone Strikes Last Year? – Mother Jones
Obama's Final Drone Strike Data | Council on Foreign Relations
President Obama's Super Aggressive Drone War in One Graphic
Obama claims US drones strikes have killed up to 116 civilians | Obama administration | The Guardian
If Donald Trump takes control of the US drone fleet ...
From Desert Storm to Soleimani: how US drone warfare has evolved | Financial Times
One Cheer for Obama's Executive Order on Drone Strikes – Foreign Policy
Fewer deaths from drone strikes in 2013 after Obama policy change | Drones (military) | The Guardian
Obama's Weak Defense of His Record on Drone Killings - The Atlantic
Do Obama's Drone Strikes Imperil America? - The Atlantic
Are U.S. Drone Strikes Legal? - Center for American Progress
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From torture to drone strikes: the disturbing legal legacy Obama is leaving for Trump - Vox
Trump revokes Obama rule on reporting drone strike deaths - BBC News
Obama and drone strikes: Support but questions at home, opposition abroad | Pew Research Center
