Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 21)
Evangelical theology is what made the Texas abortion outrage possible
Nathaniel Manderson
I entered the evangelical church hoping to change it. Instead, it got worse — and now it's changing America
Pentagon admits drone strike in Afghanistan killed 7 kids — and no ISIS-K fighters
Brad Reed
The U.S. military said the strike foiled an ISIS terror plot. Instead, 10 civilians were killed — including 7 kids
“How many terrorists are among them?”: House Republicans protest resettlement of Afghan refugees
Jon Skolnik
Afghan refugees are arriving to the U.S. in the tens of thousands, triggering a wave of right-wing xenophobia
Newsmax host yells, cuts off feed during interview with veteran who criticized Trump
Zachary Petrizzo
"Don't come on this program and take the talking points of the left," he thundered
Joe Biden’s road show: A big win in California, but there’s trouble ahead
Brian Karem
Biden clearly understands the danger of the Trump insurrection. Whether he can defeat it is a different question
Robert E. Lee and the Trumpists: Why a Confederate “hero” is still important
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's remarks about the treasonous general were historically ignorant. To his followers, that's not a problem
Novelist and veteran Elliot Ackerman says Biden blew it in Afghanistan: Was there another way?
Chauncey DeVega
Acclaimed novelist who served five tours in Afghanistan and Iraq on how every president made the war worse
An ode to the humble, healthy (?) pizza pie
Dawn Starin
Has pizza gone from being the go-to ultimate junk food to a possible health food?
As we remember 9/11, we too easily forget victims of the gruesome drone war
Sam Carliner
The drone attack we were told was a "righteous strike" killed seven children. Tragically, that's nothing new
CNN’s Peter Bergen on the “dotted line” from Osama bin Laden to Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Longtime CNN correspondent says we're not done with Afghanistan, and that Osama brought America "back into history"
First declassified documents from FBI investigation into 9/11 released
Kenny Stancil
"Multiple connections" were found between two Saudi nationals living in the U.S. and some of the hijackers
Newsmax tricked by pranksters into fake Paul Wolfowitz interview — twice
Brett Bachman
The interview was particularly absurd because the prankster never even attempted to impersonate Wolfowitz' voice
Remembering 9/11: The evil we do is the evil we get
Chris Hedges
I walked through the rubble of the towers on that dreadful day. The criminal erasure of reality had already begun
Empty words: How Bush and Giuliani failed to capture the moment on 9/11
Matthew Rozsa
The president and the mayor delivered supposedly big speeches on 9/11 — but can you remember anything about them?
How 9/11 helped define this generation’s new brand of patriotism
Kylie Cheung
Young people's patriotism exchanges the fetishization of stars and stripes with righteous demands for change
“Where is Trump?” Former president notably absent from 9/11 events
Brett Bachman
"Where is Trump? Where he has always been in the moments adult leadership has been needed: nonexistent"
How September 11, 2001 became the borderline dividing two eras of late-night comedy
Melanie McFarland
"Subliminable" stopped being a punchline, but the post-9/11 era necessitated talk show hosts to hone their barbs
9/11 and the birth of the Big Lie
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Those attacks, and how we reacted to them, tore us apart as a nation — by destroying our shared sense of reality
Last American drone strike in Afghanistan killed U.S.-allied aid worker — not ISIS bomber: report
Sky Palma
The man was loading canisters of water into a car trunk, which the military may have mistaken for explosives
Muslim-American comics after 9/11: “I thought comedy was over, but it was more important than ever”
Dean Obeidallah
Negin Farsad, Maz Jobrani and Dean Obeidallah appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss how stand-up evolved since 9/11
As the Taliban returns, 20 years of progress for women looks set to disappear overnight
Azadah Raz Mohammad, Jenna Sapiano
What does the return of the Taliban mean for women and girls?
Why Donald Trump is now using Robert E. Lee to rehab his own reputation
Heather Digby Parton
Trump thinks "genius" Robert E. Lee would have won the war in Afghanistan
DOJ sues Texas over abortion ban, AG Merrick Garland calls law “clearly unconstitutional”
Jon Skolnik
Attorney General Merrick Garland said the law is "in open defiance of the Constitution"
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