Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 127)
Steubenville vs. Delhi: A tale of two coverages
Jean MacKenzie
Why does the U.S. media offer sympathy for Trent Mays and Ma'lik Richmond, but demonize Indian men?
Dying Iraq War vet’s angry message to Bush, Cheney
Natasha Lennard
Tomas Young, paralyzed in a war he signed up for at age 22, writes of his fury at the "war criminals"
7 marines killed in Nevada military training exercise
Pauline Jelinek
The cause of the accident is currently under investigation
What’s not being taught about the Iraq war
Don't blame the textbooks -- which can be surprisingly good. Teachers aren't encouraged to bring it up
Who’s held accountable for Iraq?
David Sirota
Despite all the fatalities, injuries and costs of the conflict, 10 years later we've apparently learned nothing
Vietnamese women weren’t the only rape victims in Vietnam
Nick Turse
Omitted from the history text books: U.S. soldiers turned on American women -- and sometimes each other
Sunday shows haven’t learned
Alex Pareene
This week: Everyone agrees that we must get serious about Balancing the Budget, no one feels guilty about Iraq
Top 5 investigative videos of the week: Inside the Vatican’s secret bank
Amanda Pike
From "Vatican Inc." to the Oscar-nominated "The Invisible War," a look at the best YouTube has to offer
Stop saying targeted killings protect Muslim women
Emaan Majed
A justification for targeted killings in the middle east was to shield women from violence. They've made it worse
Is Obama to blame for the mess in Afghanistan?
Jean MacKenzie
A new book by an administration insider argues a “dithering” White House has led to key missteps
U.S. commander: Karzai’s comments threaten troops
Associated Press
The Afghan president backtracked on earlier comments that the U.S. colluded with Taliban to keep country unstable
Gohmert tells CPAC: We could’ve won Vietnam
Jillian Rayfield
"People in Washington" decided the U.S. couldn't win the war, Gohmert said
Saudi youths battle Assad regime in Syria
Reese Erlich
Hundreds are making their way through Turkey or Jordan to join in what Saudi clerics are calling a "jihad"
Military-trained dolphin killing machines are not on the loose
Katie McDonough
But international militaries do have a history of training the beasts of land and sea for combat
Hagel orders review of drone pilot medal
Natasha Lennard
Defense secretary responds to outrage that the honor would outrank battlefield combat medals
The Republican fantasy
David Sirota
Paul Ryan's new budget plan reveals how the GOP sees the world, in four easy steps
Don’t fall for Pentagon spin
Ben Freeman
Never mind what you heard about massive new cuts to the defense industry. Here's how contractors avoided calamity
Manning’s statement, straight from the detainee’s mouth
Natasha Lennard
Freedom of the Press Foundation releases a leaked recording of the soldier's pretrial statement
After Karzai slams U.S., Hagel cancels conference
Natasha Lennard
The Afghan president said U.S. colluded with the Taliban to validate foreign presence in the country
Lockheed Martin’s Herculean effort to profit from defense spending
Jeremiah Goulka
How the defense contractor profited from an aircraft
Afghan police officer kills 2 U.S. troops
Heidi Vogt, Amir Shah
Two other police officers were killed during a firefight inside a police headquarters in eastern Afghanistan
Can Victoria Jackson return from the fringe?
Mark Guarino
After blasting gays, Muslims and Obama, can SNL vet Victoria Jackson really return to Hollywood? She hopes so
Top 5 investigative videos of the week: When drones attack!
Amanda Pike
From Vice's "Inside North Korea" to "Attack of the Drones," a look at the best YouTube has to offer
How to think about drones
Natasha Lennard
As Rand Paul's filibuster demonstrated, the drone debate is about more than judging technology
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