Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 105)
One 3-letter word has the White House spooked: Why it’s so cagey about saying “war”
Simon Maloy
The administration is unclear whether we're "at war" with ISIS, and America is unclear on what it wants from "war"
“Dude, you get to blow up stuff”: The moral awakening of a Navy man
Keith Gentry
We had become so desensitized to death we laughed at violent YouTube videos. I wanted more than blind patriotism
Obama channels Reagan: Why his ISIS strategy is doomed from the start
Stephan Richter, Richard Phillips
The Gipper's muscular foreign policy did nothing to prevent terrorist attacks. Obama's falling into the same trap
Power shift expected in Swedish election
Karl Ritter
Pentagon report slams humanitarian aid missions in Africa
Nick Turse
U.S. military officials are unable to win over Africans vulnerable to violent extremism, claims watchdog agency
Ted Rall’s “uncomfortable truths”: How exiting Afghanistan risks “tremendous national trauma”
Elias Isquith
The celebrated cartoonist, journalist and war correspondent tells Salon about his travels and epic new book
AP: More than 5,000 dead in C. African Republic
Krista Larson
Malala Yousafzai’s attackers have been arrested
Munir Ahmed
The Pakistani army has apprehended 10 militants linked to the 2012 attack that nearly killed the teen activist
Obama’s ISIS speech: Our ugly national security politics, laid bare
Elias Isquith
As the president described his plan to drop more bombs in the Middle East, conservatives bayed for total war
Bush apologist hits new low: An infuriating attempt to rewrite Iraq history
Simon Maloy
Washington Post's Marc Thiessen feels George W. Bush is owed an "I told you so" on Iraq. Nope, not even close
The dumbest U.S. foreign policy question asked this century
Richard Phillips, Stephan Richter
What do U.S. politicians really mean when they say they want to save Syria?
It’s John McCain’s party again: How the GOP returned to total hawkishness
Jim Newell
With the rise of ISIS, whatever GOP debates there were about the wisdom of interventionism are gone
What atheists like Bill Maher have in common with medieval Christian crusaders
CJ Werleman
The "Real Time" host and his fellow new atheists are using ISIS as yet another opportunity to beat up on Muslims
ISIS is America’s grotesque Middle Eastern legacy
Tom Engelhardt
The origins of the Sunni jihadist group can all be traced to the fallout of our ill-conceived Global War on Terror
Why America’s “war on terror” failed
Patrick Cockburn
Washington blames the rise of ISIS on the Iraqi government. But it has created a situation where ISIS can flourish
Militarized police are everywhere: “When police officers are armed and trained like soldiers, it’s not surprising that they act like soldiers”
Ann Hagedorn
First, we outsourced war to Blackwater and others. Now, they're training our police. No wonder we have Ferguson
Don’t do it, Hillary! Joining forces with neocons could doom Democrats
Paul Rosenberg
Clinton's Iraq vote kept her from the presidency in 2008. Staying hawkish could harm the party for decades. Ask LBJ
Vladimir Putin goes rogue: Ukraine, NATO, nuclear weapons — and a very dangerous new reality
Jeffrey Tayler
Post-Cold War era's over. Dealing with Putin means learning to talk to him, and respecting some legitimate concerns
Ferguson is big business: How companies are profiting from police crackdowns
Alex Kane
Sales of all those military-grade weapons are making numerous American arms dealers extremely rich
“This is a war”: A conflict photographer takes on the rapidly escalating poaching crisis
Lindsay Abrams
Photojournalist Kate Brooks talks with Salon about the threat to Africa's wildlife
“I have not seen any evidence of successful U.S. intervention to stop such violence in our modern history”
Leighton Woodhouse
Ex-State Dept. expert to Salon: Outside intervention caused Iraq mess, helped create ISIS. It's not the solution
William Kristol demands Obama start the war he already started
Simon Maloy
Kristol is outraged that Obama has done "nothing" against ISIS (except airstrikes and aid to Iraqi forces)
They are no longer police: Why Ferguson reminds us that America is not exceptional
Josh Appelbaum
The police are no longer here to protect us. They are a hyper-militarized militia that provokes and antagonizes
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