Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 239)
What is Obama defending in Afghanistan?
Juan Cole
Obama has to be more specific and systematic about his goals in Afghanistan before we can judge his strategy there
“It is pointless to talk to al-Qaida”
Gregor Peter Schmitz, Gabor Steingart
Joseph Nye talks about Obama's use of hard and soft power in Afghanistan, and what he learned from Henry Kissinger
Our new secret weapon sucks
Mark Leyner
The Army isn't just investing in small robots -- it's drafting our trustiest domestic appliances
You’re a bitch, but a good soldier
Kate Harding
Despite sexual harassment and a lack of proper credit, women are proving they belong in combat zones
Attorney General Holder: Look at the torture photos
Daphne Eviatar
If he wants to know who to prosecute for torture, the photos the administration won't release might contain clues
Did Arlington National Cemetery break the law?
Mark Benjamin
The cemetery sent the personal data of deceased soldiers to a contractor at the center of a fraud scandal
Let the military commissions die
David Frakt
A lawyer for Guantanamo detainees explains why Obama and Congress shouldn't try to revive the failed system
Salon Radio: ACLU’s Jonathan Hafetz on Mohamed Jawad
Glenn Greenwald
Why has a young Afghan boy - no older than 15 when detained - been kept in Guantanamo for the last seven years?
More detainee victories and what a majority of Congress tried to do
Glenn Greenwald
Most members of Congress deliberately tried to deny innocent people the right of judicial review.
The Huffington Post is crazy about your health
Rahul K. Parikh
Why bogus treatments and crackpot medical theories dominate "The Internet Newspaper"
Army will investigate Arlington National Cemetery
Mark Benjamin
After a Salon series exposes problems at the cemetery, the Army says it will investigate. But workers have doubts
The Washington Post endorses Abu Ghraib scapegoating for torture
Glenn Greenwald
It's time to scapegoat low-level torturers in order to shield the high-level officials who are responsible.
Salon Radio: Jonathan Horowitz in Afghanistan
Glenn Greenwald
Are America's detention policies at Bagram precluding success in Afghanistan?
You like us! You really like us!
Mike Madden
A new global survey shows the U.S. is rated more favorably now than last year. The reason? Barack Obama
Did U.S. forces watch Afghan massacre?
Mark Benjamin
Afghan detainees allege that Americans witnessed a mass killing -- a charge the New York Times chose not to report
“One big, tall Caucasian American”
Mark Benjamin
A detainee who survived a massacre of Taliban prisoners is among those who claim there were American witnesses
Arlington Cemetery’s buried secrets
Mark Benjamin
Arlington admits it can't identify grave-site remains -- while new evidence casts doubt on Army investigation
Salon Radio: Harper’s Ken Silverstein
Glenn Greenwald
The irony of Politico's reporting on Washington Post "salons"; and American media coverage of the coup in Honduras.
Who is the CIA allowed to kill?
Mark Benjamin
Cheney's secret assassination program may be terminated, but the U.S. is already carrying out "targeted killings"
What’s trashed at Arlington National Cemetery
Mark Benjamin
Many personal mementos of dead soldiers are being thrown out -- a stark contrast to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Dave Eggers’ heartbreaking work of staggering reality
Andrew O'Hehir
The literary star discusses the future of journalism, the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and his new book
Grave offenses at Arlington National Cemetery
Mark Benjamin
A criminal investigation and allegations of misplaced bodies and shoddy care have roiled the famous burial ground
“They felt naked without a weapon”
Mark Benjamin
Read excerpts from the Army report that shows a link between combat stress and murder
Our political class in a nutshell
Glenn Greenwald
An Obama official (about Afghans): "We believe anyone suspected of war crimes should be thoroughly investigated."
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