Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 143)
Hatred: What drones sow
Jefferson Morley
The hidden and growing danger of Obama's remote air war in Pakistan and Yemen
Gay Mormons challenge church
Naomi Zeveloff
Maverick leaders are trying to welcome gay Mormons back to the LDS -- and in some wards, it might be working
White phosphorus: The new napalm?
Steve Goose, Bonnie Docherty
Forty years after Vietnam's most famous photo, incendiary weapons still kill and injure children
Probing Obama’s secrecy games
Glenn Greenwald
Will high-level Obama officials who leak for political gain be punished on equal terms with actual whistleblowers?
A CIA spook spills his secrets
David Sirota
Henry Crumpton's new book, "The Art of Intelligence," gives a rare glimpse into intelligence's inner workings
Split over Syria
Alex Seitz-Wald
Why can't the Democratic Party come up with a consensus position on the Middle East's most brutal conflict?
GOP: AWOL on Afghanistan
Jonathan Bernstein
Why don't most Republican candidates for Senate have positions on the war on their websites?
Obama’s favorite Vietnam-Afghanistan parallel
David Sirota
It's a myth that Americans spit on soldiers returning from Vietnam. So why did President Obama tacitly endorse it?
Welcome to Terminator Planet
Nick Turse
Real-life drone warfare isn't quite living up to James Cameron's movie -- but it's closer than we'd ever dreamed
Obama’s Iran charade
Gary Kamiya
The shrill, militaristic Manichean worldview that brought us the Iraq war is gone -- except when it comes to Iran
How extremism is normalized
Glenn Greenwald
The Obama administration has converted once unthinkable government claims into permanent political fixtures
How to stop the bleeding
Greg Campbell
A year after Chris died, I was still shocked by how little I knew about being in combat zones. It was time to learn
Obama’s secret warriors
Andrew J. Bacevich
Under his watch, the military's least accountable assets have become the pinnacle of military prestige
Obama the Warrior
Glenn Greenwald
A new NYT article sheds considerable light on the character of the Democratic Commander-in-Chief
The face of collateral damage
Jefferson Morley
Photos of missile debris help trace the path of a CIA drone missile that killed a young girl
The Authoritarian Mind
Glenn Greenwald
Yet another Afghan family (and a bakery in Pakistan) is extinguished by an airstrike: unleash the justifications
Memorial for America’s conscience
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
On this holiday, Americans should confront a grim fact about our country: We are torturers
Memorial Day’s lessons in amnesia
Tom Engelhardt
If nothing else, the holiday allows us to reflect on our commitment to forgetting bloody conflicts
My break with the extreme right
Michael Fumento
I worked for Reagan and wrote for National Review. But the new hysterical right cares nothing for truth or dignity
Even more bloated than you think
Chris Hellman, Mattea Kramer
Ignore the GOP's budget cut outrage: National Security will still acount for a third of the projected 2013 budget
Who will drones target? Who in the US will decide?
Kimberly Dozier
A new procedure puts the White House squarely in control of who will be targeted by drone attacks
Chicago braces for last day of large NATO protests
Associated Press
As the NATO summit winds down, protests continue as commuters deal with heightened security in downtown Chicago
Drone filmmaker denied visa
Glenn Greenwald
A Pakistani student is unable to accept his film festival award because he is denied the right to enter the U.S.
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