Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 187)
What caused the wealth gap?
Alice Karekezi
Protesters are furious over America's growing income disparity. Economist Jeffrey Sachs explains where it came from
Are our drone attacks legal?
Jean MacKenzie
Our use of these unmanned devices outside of combat zones likely conflicts with international law
“It’s a protest. It’s not Woodstock”
Teddy Wayne
A day inside Zuccotti Park finds a leader-less protest at a crossroads -- both organized and anarchic. What's next?
Romney foreign policy: Bush 2.0
Joan Walsh
The GOP frontrunner is putting the band back together, tapping the team that brought us two wars
John Boehner undermines Mitt Romney’s foreign policy message
Steve Kornacki
Mitt Romney rails against Obama's "surrender" on the world stage, while John Boehner says he's doing "just fine"
Pick of the week: “Hell and Back Again” shows the true cost of war
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: A gung-ho Marine comes home a wreck in the lyrical, haunting documentary "Hell and Back Again"
The end of the dollar standard
H. W. Brands
The currency's grip on the world economy is rapidly slipping -- and that could mean bad things for us
Neoconservatives hype a new Cold War
Ken Silverstein
Lobbyists wine and dine eager Washington journalists in a campaign to undo Obama's "reset" on Russia
The Republican no one wants to love
Steve Kornacki
New evidence of the remarkable futility of Rick Santorum's presidential campaign
The dangerous allure of Washington hero worship
Fred Branfman
Projecting our wish to be safe on the general is making us less safe
The Petraeus projection: The CIA director's record since the surge
Fred Branfman
Hero worship hides the military failures of the CIA director's "global killing machine"
“Homeland”: Best new show of the fall?
Matt Zoller Seitz
Showtime's "Manchurian Candidate"-style CIA thriller pushes against the cliches of espionage TV
“You Don’t Like the Truth”: Our first look at a Gitmo interrogation
Andrew O'Hehir
A bewildered Canadian teenager goes to Guantanamo Bay in this disturbing look inside the War on Terror
NATO Helicopter Lands Under Fire In Afghanistan
Associated Press
Red money, blue money: The making of the 2012 campaign
Justin Elliott
Two wealthy tribes will decide the political messages we hear -- and the ones we won't
The FBI again thwarts its own Terror plot
Glenn Greenwald
Are there so few actual Terrorists that the FBI has to recruit them into manufactured attacks?
America's secular revival
Tana Ganeva
Five signs that, despite the GOP's efforts, religion's impact on U.S. politics will soon decline
Why white liberals are (really) ditching Obama
David Sirota
Racism isn't responsible for the president's drop in popularity. His right-wing policies are
Attack on Kabul CIA office kills 1 American
Heidi Vogt, Rahim Faiez
Afghan employed by the U.S. government carries out deadly shooting
Question about America's enemies
Glenn Greenwald
Does the U.S. ever fight against anyone it didn't recently arm, fund and/or otherwise fortify?
The terrible post-9/11 truth: Our government's been hijacked
Michael Winship
Democracy has been commandeered by a self-interested gang
Terrorism at a Thai brothel
Patrick Winn
In Asia's bloodiest Islamist insurgency, jihadis target a lesser known breed of sex tourist
George Washington’s eerie foresight
Jeremi Suri
Over the last two centuries, his vision of the nation-state has become the norm. But why?
U.S. taxpayer funding stimulus — in Afghanistan
Justin Elliott
The United States paid for over half of the Afghan government's total budget between 2006 and 2010
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