Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 122)
Michael Hastings’ widow challenges NYT obit
Natasha Lennard
In its obituary for the late journalist, the Times cast doubt on his important reporting on General McChrystal
US tries to salvage talks with Taliban
Amir Shah, David Rising
Afghan President Hamid Karzai recently scuttled a peace delegation to the Islamist group
Darrell Issa is terrible at his job
Alex Pareene
As usual, the House Oversight Committee chairman is losing the plot on the IRS investigation
Karzai suspends peace talks with Taliban
Amir Shah, David Rising
The Afghan president said dialogue will resume when the US exits negotiations
US begins peace talks with Taliban
Patrick Quinn
American officials are hopeful it's the first step towards the political group renouncing all ties to al-Qaida
Has the US lost Africa to terrorism?
Nick Turse
Qaddafi's overthrow has empowered a host of new militant Islamist groups in Mali and other parts of the continent
PRISM part of a much larger government surveillance program
Associated Press
Companies have been handling requests from the FBI for years, under a program called US-98XN
Hollywood working on U.S. drone program movie
Prachi Gupta
A script about the NSA leak is also making the rounds, with a sale likely to close soon
If you know nothing about whistle-blowers, don’t cover them
Kevin Gosztola
Jeffrey Toobin, Megan McArdle and Joe Klein spew ignorance and contempt for a process they don't understand
Leaks actually improve U.S. security
Chase Madar
Whistleblowers like Bradley Manning prevent government from waging deadly warfare based on faulty intelligence
US has no plans to end surveillance
Lara Jakes
The Obama administration maintains that the spying program keeps America safe from terrorists
Obama’s “Dirty Wars” — and a soiled presidency
Andrew O'Hehir
Reporter Jeremy Scahill's riveting film helps explain how the "transformational presidency" turned to nightmare
I’m the transgender Navy SEAL
Kristin Beck, Anne Speckhard
I'm Kristin Beck now. As Chris, I risked my life on countless SEAL missions -- all while trying to hide who I am
David Talbot starts Open America: “The only way to keep power honest is to keep its operations visible”
David Talbot
As the war on terror becomes a war on our privacy, Salon's former CEO launches project to encourage whistle-blowers
“In the Flesh”: A suicidal, gay, post-zombie story
Willa Paskin
The great new series makes zombies original again
Samantha Power: I’m a “humanitarian hawk”
Tom Jacobs
The next ambassador to the UN reflects on the need to combat genocide and other human rights abuses
House panel to address sexual assaults in military
Donna Cassata
The House Armed Services Committee is currently considering a sweeping $638 billion defense policy bill
U.S. soldier to plead guilty in Afghan massacre
Gene Johnson
Staff Sgt. Robert Bales is charged with killing 16 civilians during nighttime raids
Obama ignores Afghan massacre
Cora Currier
The president vowed to investigate the killing of thousands of Taliban POWs. Four years later, we're still waiting
Is the government spying on environmental groups?
Adam Federman
Corporations are teaming up with government agencies to put law-abiding anti-fracking activists under surveillance
U.S. soldier to admit to Afghan massacre
Gene Johnson
Staff Sgt. Robert Bales has been charged with slaughtering 16 villagers
Is The Hague racist?
Tristan McConnell
The African Union alleges the International Criminal Court is targeting black leaders because of their race
Pakistan officials: Top militant killed in drone strike
Asif Shahzad, Rasool Dawar
If confirmed, the death of its no. 2 commander would be a shocking blow to the Pakistani Taliban
No end in sight for war on terror
Andrew J. Bacevich
Obama has junked the language of the Bush administration, but its vision of endless global warfare remains intact
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