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Various matters: Afghanistan, Libya and Manning
Glenn Greenwald
In the news: A liberal consensus arises on Obama's detention defense, while war lessons seem never to be learned
Poll: Support for Afghan war plummets
Justin Elliott
But the bipartisan Washington consensus in support of the war appears unmoved
The clarifying Manning/Crowley controversy
Glenn Greenwald
Criticism from the left is particularly harsh in the wake of this growing scandal
If not a no-fly zone, then what?
Adam Clark Estes
NATO allies agree they are unprepared to impose a no-fly zone over Libya
“Battle: Los Angeles”: Bizarre fantasy of imperial decline
Andrew O'Hehir
Is this ludicrous alien invasion film an attempt to make us feel better about the war in Afghanistan?
Senate rejects rival GOP, Democratic budgets
Andrew Taylor
Move meant to show partisans on both sides of the aisle that budget compromise is necessary
Libya official flies to Egypt with Gadhafi message
Maggie Michael, Paul Schemm
Libyan officer lands in Cairo with message for Egypt's military leadership
The disappearance of the nightmare Arab
James Carroll
How a revolution of hope is changing the way Americans look at Islam
The neocons are trying to talk us into war — again
Michael Lind
A no-fly zone over Libya would be a gateway drug that leads to all-out American military invasion and occupation
Petraeus, Gates caught joking about Libya
Peter Finocchiaro
"You gonna launch some attacks on Libya or something?"
Against Libya’s rebels, Gadhafi controls the skies
Ryan Lucas, Paul Schemm
As the U.N. scrambles on a no-fly zone resolution, the loyalist forces launch air attacks on rebels
What our Secretaries of Defense keep getting wrong
Tom Engelhardt
Gates still doesn't understand the real mistake we made in Afghanistan and Iraq: sending troops in at all
Afghan president rejects U.S. apology over killings
Patrick Quinn
Karzai says civilian casualties are no longer an acceptable consequence of U.S. occupation
Marines defend making WikiLeaks suspect sleep nude
David Dishneau
The military has drawn harsh criticism for its decision to make Bradley Manning sleep naked
Harvard to allow ROTC back on campus
Jay Lindsay
After 41 years in defiant protest against military policies the nation's oldest university will help train soldiers
Matt Damon disappointed in Obama: “I no longer hope for audacity”
Matt Zoller Seitz
In a CNN appearance, one of the president's most vocal Hollywood supporters says Obama "misinterpreted his mandate"
“Moammar Gadhafi has lost the legitimacy to lead and he must leave”
Bradley Klapper
In a press conference with Mexican President Felipe Calderon, Obama denounced the Libyan president
What we know so far about the Frankfurt airport shooter
Adam Clark Estes
Was he an Islamic terrorist or misguided youth? Did he act alone? Where was he from? Here's what we've learned
Suspect in Frankfurt shooting admits targeting American troops
Melissa Eddy, Tomislav Skaro
The alleged shooter in Frankfurt, a Muslim airport employee, says he worked alone and aimed for Americans
Realistic options for ousting Gadhafi look limited
Matthew Lee, Robert Burns
Little short of U.S. military intervention seems likely to force Gadhafi from power in the short term.
Supreme Court says Westboro Baptist Church can protest at military funerals
Salon/AP
The bench rules in favor of the Westboro Baptist Church's right to stage anti-gay protests at military funerals
U.S. cautious on military action against Libya
The Associated Press
Secretary of Defense says any action against Libya would have far reaching consequences for the military
The real U.S. national security budget
Chris Hellman
The money set aside for defense spending only makes up half of what we actually pay for "security"
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