Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 207)
WikiLeaks and the sham of “public diplomacy”
Ben Barber
Our diplomats spout jingoistic nonsense about American supremacy -- instead of engaging with the rest of the world
President issues pardons for nine people
Associated Press
Obama's first pardons go to people convicted on charges ranging from cocaine possession to coin mutilation
President Obama in Afghanistan on unannounced trip
Ben Feller
Secret trip to war zone has been in the works for over a month
Marines chief opposes DADT repeal
Justin Elliott
Testimony by Gen. James Amos gives ammunition to foes of the effort to allow gays to serve openly
Biden’s one-sentence summary of the Afghan war
Justin Elliott
What the vice president really thinks about American prospects in Afghanistan, according to one WikiLeaks document
Big-name Dem breaks with Obama on Afghanistan
Justin Elliott
Outgoing Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell poses some tough questions about the 9-year-old war
He knows he’s on the wrong side of history
Gene Lyons
Why a Southern Democrat's opposition to ending "don't ask, don't tell" is actually a cause for optimism
The moral standards of WikiLeaks critics
Glenn Greenwald
Applying the principles used to condemn Julian Assange would sweep up many political and media figures
How our “security” obsession costs us
Tom Engelhardt
As the TSA feels you up and dresses you down, terrorists are tearing a hole in a new target: The U.S. economy
WikiLeaks says it was under powerful cyberattack
Peter Svensson
Site appears to have responded by switching its main hosting base from Sweden to the U.S.
Bush praises Obama during Facebook broadcast
Jamie Stengle
Former president applauds current Afghan strategy, tells Mark Zuckerberg: "I'm shamelessly marketing"
Do women undermine the brotherhood of war?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Britain renews its ban on women in armed combat, but not because female soldiers are less capable
Palin: Hunt down Assange like a terrorist
Justin Elliott
She asks why the WikiLeaks chief is not hunted "with the same urgency we pursue al Qaeda and Taliban leaders"
How the U.S. protects CIA kidnappers
Justin Elliott
WikiLeaks cable shows diplomat warning German authorities against pursuing CIA agents implicated in kidnapping case
Federal government not ruling out legal action against WikiLeaks
Matthew Lee
White House spokesman says there is an ongoing investigation into how the classified documents were made public
The 10 most important WikiLeaks revelations
Justin Elliott
From Iran to Yemen to Israel to North Korea to the U.N. -- what the leaked documents tell us about the world
“Sept. 11 of world diplomacy” challenges U.S.
Matthew Lee
Clinton expected to address repercussions as the diplomatic world reels following WikiLeaks disclosures
Two more Iran nuclear scientists attacked with bombs
Glenn Greenwald
Whoever is responsible for assassinating civilian scientists is guilty of terrorism in the purest form
WikiLeaks says hackers attacked site
The Associated Press
Tweets that website was "under a mass distributed denial of service attack"
Clinton on international tour in WikiLeaks wake
Associated Press
The Secretary of State goes on a four-country diplomacy expedition on the heels of leaked diplomatic cables
Huge trove of U.S. diplomatic cables leaked
Matthew Lee
"Sept. 11 of world diplomacy": WikiLeaks docs reveal bleak look at enemies, allies, nuke fears, U.N. distrust, more
U.S. asks WikiLeaks to halt document release
Matthew Lee
In unusual move, White House says leak will put "countless" lives at risk
Officials: Targets survived U.S. missile in Pakistan
Rasool Dawar
After first missile misses, subjects fled car before second one struck
The FBI successfully thwarts its own Terrorist plot
Glenn Greenwald
The latest government success story is met with virtually no skepticism -- despite plenty of reason for it
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