Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 209)
Pundit sloth: Blaming the left
Glenn Greenwald
Lawrence O'Donnell spends the night spouting a theory as trite as it is false
Will Sen. Rand Paul sell out Rep. Ron Paul?
Justin Elliott
Sen. Rand Paul has a chance to follow in the anti-war, non-interventionist foreign policy tradition of his father
Jonah Goldberg wonders why Jason Bourne hasn’t killed Julian Assange
Alex Pareene
Or is real life not really like an awesome spy movie?
Job hunting in Washington
Glenn Greenwald
A leaked letter from Harvard Professor Larry Tribe to the President, gushing with praise, results in a job
Report: Massive flaws in Kabul embassy security
Justin Elliott
Meet the untrained, unvetted, non-English speaking Nepalese contractors guarding the U.S. embassy in Kabul
You’ve heard the lies, now believe the facts
Gene Lyons
The list of public misconceptions about Obama is long and politically crippling
How to understand Fox News
Jonathan Bernstein
It is not a conservative channel. It is a Republican channel
Bin Laden warns France over Afghan war, veil ban
Maamoun Youssef
In a new audio tape, the Al-Qaida leader threatens, "As you kill, you will be killed"
More on the media’s Pentagon-subservient WikiLeaks coverage
Glenn Greenwald
The self-defense from the NYT's John Burns to criticisms over his hit piece reveals much about the media mind
Handicapping the global midterms
Tom Engelhardt
Future looks bright for the Taliban and China, but prospects are dim for Obama and the American economy
Which literary character is a Facebook addict?
Laura Miller
From Sherlock Holmes to Jane Austen: How classic fiction figures would have adapted to the digital age
U.N. calls for U.S., Iraqi probe of Wikileaks reports
Associated Press
High Commissioner for Human Rights advocates prosecution of those believed responsible for torture, other abuses
“The Gun”: How automatic weapons changed the way we kill
Matt Zoller Seitz
A new book explains how AK-47s, M16s and other guns reinvented slaughter -- and their gruesome effect on the body
NATO denies claim of civilian deaths in Afghanistan
Katharine Houreld
Fifteen perish amidst bombing and gunfire. Elsewhere in the country, President Karzai admits he's in Iran's pocket
The Nixonian henchmen of today: at the NYT
Glenn Greenwald
In the wake of horrific Iraq War revelations, the media's key question: What's Julian Assange really like?
Wikileaks Iraq logs: America ignored deaths
Anne Gearan, Robert Burns
Julian Assange's watchdog unloads 391,831 documents that depict a different war from the one presented
Why the right really hates NPR – with or without Juan Williams
Joe Conason
Wingers have dreamed of destroying NPR for years -- because they despise its honest news values and openness
WikiLeaks near release of U.S. war documents
Pauline Jelinek, Raphael G. Satter
NATO chief says leak would create "a very unfortunate situation"
Army digs in for the long haul in Afghanistan
Nick Turse
Despite promised 2011 drawback, the U.S. keeps building new military bases that are made to last
Christine O’Donnell advertises endorsement from bigot blogger Pamela Geller
Alex Pareene
The Delaware Senate candidate welcomes the support of an anti-Muslim writer who flirts with fascism
Iran needs stern lessons in freedom
Glenn Greenwald
A plan to put two Americans on trial for espionage sparks non-ironic outrage
Esquire’s deficit reduction plan gets an “F”
Michael Lind
A bipartisan band of former senators sacrifices the elderly and the middle class to spare the rich
Joe Manchin’s oddly inspiring debate performance
Steve Kornacki
As his opponent sticks to the Tea Party script, West Virginia's governor defends the New Deal/Great Society legacy
Witness says Fort Hood gunman shot at random
Angela K. Brown, Michael Graczyk
Details flood in during the trial of Nidal Malik Hasan, the accused gunman in the military base attack
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