Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 215)
Wednesday link dump: Democrats ruined fried chicken
Alex Pareene
What KFC can teach us about politics, presidential vacations, Paterson vs. Giuliani, and "leaving" Afghanistan
WikiLeaks seeks online safe haven in Sweden
Malin Rising
Whistleblower site moved its servers out of the U.S. in 2007. U.S. could demand Swedish police aid in investigation
WikiLeaks: Pentagon ready to discuss Afghan files
Karl Ritter
Pentagon will consider helping Assange review classified documents, removing confidential information
Afghan women and the Taliban stoning
Tracy Clark-Flory
A couple's killing stirs up outrage, as well as anxiety about the country's women being used as propaganda
What political courage looks like
Glenn Greenwald
The developer of Park 51 categorically refuses to back down to a national campaign of bullying
Are risks from WikiLeaks overstated by government?
Robert Burns
National Security Archive historian: "The Pentagon is hyping"
Iran was not Jimmy Carter’s fault
Andrew Leonard
Want to blame someone for Ayatollah Khomeini's Islamic revolution? Try Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gen. McChrystal to teach leadership at Yale
Anne Flaherty
The disgraced officer will lead a graduate seminar where he will share his "insights as a career military officer"
Gates and Petraeus send mixed Afghanistan messages
Alex Pareene
The defense secretary sort of contradicts Gen. Petraeus, who says withdrawal depends on the security situation
In whirlwind press tour, Petraeus pleads for time
Anne Flaherty
The newly minted war commander urges patience among an increasingly skeptical American public
Rambo: The greatest deleted scene ever
Bob Calhoun
A new Blu-ray collector's set reveals the super-soldier's bizarre, magical trip to a Saigon whorehouse
Did Petraeus break a promise to Obama?
Justin Elliott
The general told the president he would not try to scrap the Afghan pullout deadline. Now he's doing just that
A campaign for war with Iran begins
Trita Parsi
If neocons can't get Obama to attack Iran, they are creating a narrative so the next Republican president will
Does the past record of journalists matter?
Glenn Greenwald
The Atlantic's James Fallows argues that conduct enabling "the preceding war" need not affect credibility now
WikiLeaks preparing to release more Afghan files
Raphael G. Satter
There are still 15,000 documents being held by whistle-blower website. Pentagon is furious
Obama should be annoyed by the “professional left”
Gene Lyons
But that doesn't make it politically smart for his spokesman to say so!
The Omar Khadr travesty
Glenn Greenwald
The military commission of a child soldier demonstrates that many of the worst Bush/Cheney abuses continue
Suicide: Afghan women’s other plight
Judy Mandelbaum
The West debates its role in the country -- meanwhile, 23,000 women try to kill themselves each year
Veterans for Obama? Some now have doubts
Mark Benjamin
Leading military vets who joined the 2008 campaign now complain about White House "deafness" and inaction
Patricia Clarkson, the sultriest character actress
Sam Adams
The 50-year-old "Cairo Time" star talks TMZ, starlet burnout, and why she distracted an Egyptian film censor
WikiLeaks to publish new documents
Associated Press
The international government secret purveyor declares an intention to leak more information, despite Pentagon pleas
What collapsing empire looks like
Glenn Greenwald
Cities are forced to turn off streetlights and slash school days while the wealthy thrive and wars drone on
Swedish Web hosting firm confirms WikiLeaks link
Associated Press
Internet company says it helped the group release classified documents from a basement in the Stockholm suburbs
Pentagon demands return of WikiLeaks documents
Anne Gearan, Pauline Jelinek
Defense Department says online information dump has "threatened the safety of our troops"
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