Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 135)
Obama’s Gitmo betrayal
Matthew Harwood
In 2008, detainee lawyers backed him, thinking he'd restore the rule of law. They feel they were hoodwinked
Colleges offer veterans classes to ease transition
Eric Tucker
Schools like George Washington University offer veterans-only courses on campus
Obama delivers an unflinching, witty performance on “Leno”
Willa Paskin
The president was at ease on "The Tonight Show," discussing rape, Romney and his childhood with Trump in Kenya
America’s unwinnable war games
Nick Turse
The U.S. has poured billions into military operations around the world, with increasingly diminishing returns
Viewers embrace TV’s make-believe politicians
Frazier Moore
Popular shows like "Veep" and "Parks and Recreation" focus on fictional politicians
Syrian rebels warily accept foreign fighters’ help
Hamza Hendawi
Uneasy allegiances offered by Islamist fighters from elsewhere in the Middle East
Losing the war on poppies
Jed Bickman
If Afghanistan's market is booming now, what happens when the U.S. withdraws in 2014?
Obama’s five best Romney zingers
Adele M. Stan
The debates are long over, but "bayonets" lives on. A look at some of the president's smartest one-liners
Third-party candidates debate
Edward McClelland
Little-known contenders joined Larry King last night for a substantive, wide-ranging and largely ignored debate
The man without a soul
Joan Walsh
In the final debate, Romney disavows almost everything he's ever said on foreign policy while the media just shrugs
A debate to be ashamed of
Andrew Leonard
On drones, Israel and Iran, Obama and Romney revealed shockingly similar policies -- both of them hawkish
Obama and Romney try, fail to disagree
Michael Lind
Predictably, consensus reigned at last night's debate: Foreign policy is usually a bipartisan affair
Obama lowers the boom
Jamelle Bouie
The president finished the debate season with a definitive win. But will it matter?
A last-ditch pitch to women
Irin Carmon
Obama and Romney threw in as many references to women as possible, just in case
Mitt’s disappearing act
Steve Kornacki
The GOP nominee knew there was no way for him to win the foreign policy debate, and it really showed
Debate fact check
Alex Seitz-Wald
Calling out both candidates' exaggerations, mistruths and outright lies, in real time
Battling reckless Romney
Joan Walsh
The president has to show that he's the only candidate who's tough enough to fight for peace in tonight's debate
Foreign policy: Is Mitt running as Dubya or Obama — or both?
Sally Kohn
Will Mitt Romney's foreign policy resemble Obama's or Bush's, or both? He probably doesn't know himself
Fourteen most extreme candidates
Evelyn Schlatter
Michele Bachmann has company. A who's who of the hard-right currently running for office
Pakistan: America’s enemy in the making
Dilip Hiro
Clashing views on the war on terror have frayed US-Pakistani relations -- perhaps beyond repair
Cool cat Obama shows his claws
Thomas F. Schaller
At last, the president proves he's willing to fight for what he believes -- and flash a little mean streak
Malala sent to UK for treatment
Associated Press
The 14-year-old girl shot by the Taliban was airlifted to Britain for specialized care
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