Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 110)
“Literally pointless”: Charles Krauthammer and disastrously wrong neocons misread Obama, again
Patrick L. Smith
Neocons blast West Point speech, miss the obvious: Obama's foreign policy problem is stagnantly thinking like them
Shinseki resigns amid “totally unacceptable” VA health care problems
Julie Pace, Pauline Jelinek
The veterans affairs secretary gave a public apology before submitting his resignation
America’s leak hypocrisy: The double standard for exposing undercover identities
Jesselyn Radack
When CIA officer was ID'ed by government this week, all was forgiven. Whistle-blower John Kiriakou wasn't so lucky
Exclusive: New document details America’s war machine — and secret mass of contractors in Afghanistan
Tim Shorrock
What is a huge army of private contractors secretly doing in Afghanistan? A leaked PowerPoint presentation explains
“Partisan politics at its worst”: Inside the conservative assault on the VA
Elias Isquith
Former Army officer and co-founder of VoteVets.org Jon Soltz on why stakes in VA scandal are higher than you think
America’s post-9/11 debacle: An honest reflection on Memorial Day
Robert Hennelly
We should pay respects today to soldiers who died. But patriotism also means reexamining our failed military policy
Our American mythology: What we’re all getting wrong about veterans
Paul Rosenberg
America's misunderstanding of war and its costs carries a heavy toll, according to author Jerry Lembcke
Health law: Embrace, avoid or in between for Dems
Bill Barrow, Josh Lederman
Obama makes surprise visit to Afghanistan, vows “a responsible end” to the war
Sarah Gray
A day before Memorial Day the President told troops he would like to end war by the close of this year
God won’t save us: Memorial Day, honest history and our new military-industrial complex
Patrick L. Smith
Americans believe we are guided by divine providence. Obama's strange presidency shows the work of something else
Strategery is back! How the Bush era of misguided foreign policy still lingers
Michael Lind
From depending on Russia for our space program, to using Chinese satellites for communications, the concept returns
Robert Reich: Right-wing policies are literally killing women
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor explains why the mortality for women giving birth in America is so insanely high
7 reasons Hillary Clinton’s 2016 nomination is far from inevitable
Guy Saperstein
As in 2007, she has vulnerabilities other candidates simply don't. Could Elizabeth Warren steal the ticket?
Terror in the skies: The true faces of drone war
Pratap Chatterjee
The military develops increasingly advanced tools for remote-controlled destruction, at a staggering cost
9 countries where genocide is most likely to happen
Sarah Wolfe
From Somalia to Myanmar to Iraq, minority groups are at risk across the planet
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