Casualties Continue in Vietnam
The devastation of unexploded ordnance from the ‘American War.’
The devastation of unexploded ordnance from the ‘American War.’
Despite overwhelming evidence of a systematic policy of illegal torture during the Bush era, Democrats appear to be shying away from their own recommendation for a special prosecutor to investigate these apparent war crimes.
President Obama was courageous to issue an executive order to close Guantánamo by next January. Having litigated on behalf… more
If the war in Iraq is winding down, what does peace look like?
When did the Holocaust become morally ambiguous?
One of the left's most significant ideological failings in recent years has been its habit of issuing shrill and… more
Robots have the perverse side effect of making war seem easy.
The Pentagon’s dream of a techno army is doomed to fail.
One would have to have a heart of stone not to be appalled by the mass suffering visited upon… more
More than 100 countries have agreed to stop using them. Guess which one hasn't
DENVER -- "This is not street theater! This is real!" shouted a man wearing a baseball cap into a… more
Conscientious objectors from the U.S. military who are seeking refuge in Canada are rightly confused about the rules when… more
The nationwide opposition to the Iraq War is based on a host of populist impulses. Some people hate it… more
Who's to blame when 'just following orders' means murder?
The retired senator and former ambassador to the United Nations is stumping for a book he co-wrote with foreign policy analyst William R. Polk called Out of Iraq: A Practical Plan for Withdrawal Now while buttonholing dozens of members of Congress and urging our immediate withdrawal from Iraq
The Bush administration might not deliberately launch a war with Iran, heightened U.S.-Iran tensions could push some minor incident into a major conflict.
The true problem with "militaristic humanism" resides not in "militaristic," but in "humanism," in the way a military intervention is presented as humanitarian aid
Finding Iris Chang: Friendship, Ambition and the Loss of an Extraordinary Mind explores the complexity of Chang's psychology as it formed around the demands of her profession and her personal struggles stemming from her writing about The Rape of Nanking
America's deadly dependence on private security contractors in Iraq
A new civil war between Shiites erupts within the old civil war between Sunnis and Shiites
Despite a growing body of medical research, the Pentagon is extending tours of duty to their longest levels since World War II, precipitating the first time in history that active-duty soldiers will spend more time in combat than at home
General Petraeus says he thinks the war in Iraq is winnable. His recent manual suggests otherwise.
Oil, the U.S.-Middle East Free Trade Area and the Bush Agenda
Now that the Bush administration has sustained massive, serial repudiations of its tragic folly in Iraq--from the Iraq Study… more
Zainab may be one of the 655,000 Iraqis who would be alive today if the Bush administration hadn't launched… more
From Kosovo to Lebanon, cluster bomb casualties continue to mount
The United States should be held responsible for its crimes and destruction in Iraq with a withdrawl and reparations.
Do partisanship and cronyism trump congressional oversight and corporate accountability?
Scare-tactic allusions to war allow Bush to push an extremist agenda.
Republican term "Islamofacism" conflates the war on terro as a battle between the Enlightenment and Theocracy.
Post-9/11 reporting has been full of commercialization, ideology and manipulation, not unbiased reporting.
How the Greatest Generation helped pave the road to Baghdad
A new documentary by Robert Greenwald - "Iraq For Sale" - details the corporate profiteering of the increasingly privatized U.S. military.
Operation "Bird-Dog Hillary" is part of an effort by CODEPINK to get Sen. Clinton to support bringing the troops home from Iraq.
Who should define what a war is "about"? By any ethical standard, that right should fall to the besieged--those… more
The rise of National Socialism proved politics and religion don't mix