Saturday, Dec 29, 2012 5:00 PM UTC
The “Zero Dark Thirty” debate isn’t really about torture
Reducing "Zero Dark Thirty" to a partisan argument about torture misses the big questions it raises about America
Reducing "Zero Dark Thirty" to a partisan argument about torture misses the big questions it raises about America
Political pragmatist or tyrant in the making? Egypt's president may be the Middle East's most enigmatic leader
A staggering number of returning soldiers are affected with the disorder, yet we still don't entirely understand it
A new Yale study looks at the demographics of homeless vets and finds care lacking
Documents show Bashar al-Assad may have used the Iraqi air corridor to suppress Syrian rebels
They've made significant gains in recent weeks as support for Bashar al-Assad begins to fray
Shiites and Sunnis say they’re fighting a sectarian battle triggered when the U.S. toppled Sadam
The former general was once billed as the man who could save Iraq. Maybe that's why his downfall feels so symbolic
For all the talk of starting at home, the US is still pouring billions into the Middle East. When will it stop?
The army told Jim Butler his boy was killed by rocket-propelled grenade. Then he went searching for the truth
The victory came after three days of fighting government troops
Eleven years and thousands of lives later, we've built a dysfunctional Afghan state. It's time to cut our losses
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