Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 223)
There’s no reason we should be electing agriculture commissioners
Jonathan Bernstein
Voting on every minor issue and unimportant position is bad for democracy
Taliban suicide bomb hits NATO convoy, kills 18
Amir Shah
In deadliest attack since September, explosion wrecks 20 vehicles, kills 12 civilians and 6 troops
Obama and the myth of the public opinion excuse
Glenn Greenwald
The President isn't following public opinion on civil liberties; public opinion is following the President
Afghan plane crashes, 1 American on board
Amir Shah, Jamey Keaten
Pamir Airlines flight carrying 44 passengers goes down north of Kabul in poor weather
Joe Sestak asks for help against Arlen Specter
Mike Madden
The challenger holds a final campaign rally in his House district, ahead of Tuesday's Democratic Senate primary
A troubling cultural gap
Farah Akbar
If today's young American Muslims can't relate to their imams, where will they turn?
Terrorism: The inevitable blowback from drone attacks
David Sirota
If a foreign power were dropping missiles on your town, would you call the resistance "terrorism"?
Pelosi lays down new travel rules for lawmakers
Jim Abrams
Representatives must fly coach for most trips and may only use per diem for official purposes
Bloggingheads: SCOTUS and restraining corporate influence
Glenn Greenwald
Talking to Harvard Professor Larry Lessig about the confirmation process and combating corrupt control of Congress
New target of rights erosions: U.S. citizens
Glenn Greenwald
Apparently, 8 years of reducing core liberties in the name of Terrorism was insufficient
“War:” Sebastian Junger’s hellish Afghanistan masterwork
Graeme Wood
From the author of "The Perfect Storm" comes an almost unbearably intense report of an American defeat
Catching up with George McGovern
Emily Holleman
The former senator talks about Obama, Afghanistan, his relationship with the Clintons, and his favorite movie
Joe Biden’s son has mild stroke
Randall Chase
Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden is said to be "in good spirits" and "fully alert"
The assimilated terrorist: An outsider no longer
Jesse Washington
Globalization allows citizens like Faisal Shahzad to keep a foot in two strikingly different cultures
Petraeus: Times Square terrorist was unassisted
Kimberly Dozier
Central Command general says Shahzad was inspired by Pakistani militants, but had no contact with them
Kent State and the Frisbee Revolution
Michael Winship
Nine students were gunned down; a few days later, it was like nothing happened
Blood or Treasure: Obama’s choice in the Middle East
Ira Chernus
The president must decide what price he is willing to pay for peace between Israel and Palestine
Graham prays at Pentagon, says “Islam got a pass”
Pauline Jelinek
The evangelist's invitation had been withdrawn due to his insulting comments towards Muslims but he showed anyway
Jack Abramoff, Eliot Spitzer: A tale of two swindlers
Andrew O'Hehir
What connects the disgraced N.Y. governor and the jailed D.C. lobbyist? Oscar-winner Alex Gibney explains
Longtime Rep. David Obey retiring, TV lumberjack runs to replace him
Alex Pareene
Candidates to replace the stalwart liberal include a Tea Partier and a former "Real World" cast member
Why Shahzad’s trip to Pakistan isn’t important
Gabriel Winant
So he picked up some useless training in Pakistan. That tells us next to nothing about how to prevent terrorism
The most interesting Republican you’ve never heard of
Niall Stanage
Gary Johnson supports abortion rights, gay unions and legalized pot. And he's probably running for president
New Obama book reveals Pentagon quarrel
Associated Press
Jonathan Alter's tome details a spat between the president and Defense Secretary Robert Gates
Moammar Gadhafi hates Switzerland now, apparently
Bernhard Zand, Volkhard Windfuhr
In a somewhat deranged interview, the Libyan dictator reveals a bitter hatred for the small, neutral Alpine nation
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