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A “traitor” to the American death machine faces years in prison — while the killing goes on
Chris Hedges
Daniel Hale exposed the widespread murder of civilians in the drone war. But do Americans really want to know?
Donald Rumsfeld’s death leaves behind a legacy of arrogance and violence
Erik Loomis
In a just world, Rumsfeld would have been tried for war crimes, or at least became persona non grata
How close did Trump come to attempting a military coup? Much too close
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's erratic behavior undermined his desire to seize power. Those who come next won't make the same mistakes
Chris Matthews on Jan. 6, the danger to democracy and what he learned from #MeToo
Dean Obeidallah
Longtime political insider and MSNBC host sees something new — there's one party that doesn't want people to vote
Mike Pompeo’s new PAC shares something big in common with a war criminal pardoned by Trump
Zachary Petrizzo
Pompeo's “pipehitters” project shares name with a foundation founded by a war criminal pardoned by Trump
Pelosi backtracks Ilhan Omar criticism as AOC blasts colleagues for feeding “right-wing vitriol”
Brett Bachman
The intra-party rift bubbled up in twin cable news appearances Sunday morning
Democrats scramble to mend intraparty riff after Rep. Ilhan Omar accuses colleagues of “harassment”
Jon Skolnik
A group of Jewish House Democrats condemned Omar for conflating the U.S. and Israel with Hamas and the Taliban
Peace-washing: Is a network of major donors neutralizing activism in the peace movement?
Dave Lindorff
With Democrats in power (for now), powerful funders may be trying to tame or silence progressive peace activists
Meet the anti-legalization GOP Congresswoman cashing in on marijuana stocks
Brett Bachman
“It brings into question her credibility as a lawmaker,” one Congressional ethics expert told Salon
Why the Pentagon budget never goes down
Mandy Smithberger
Joe Biden's first 100 days were a Pentagon prize
Trump regime’s amazing list of crimes keeps getting longer — but we can’t afford to look away
Chauncey DeVega
Spying on journalists, stealing children, abducting activists from the streets — it could happen again, and worse
Tony Blinken talks about a “rules-based order” — does he mean the U.S. gets to make the rules?
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
Carnage in Gaza and a reheated Cold War suggest that Biden's foreign policy recognizes no rules but its own
Israel’s big lie: This isn’t self defense — it’s a war crime, aided and abetted by the U.S.
Chris Hedges
Almost everything said in the U.S. about Israel's assault on the Palestinians is a lie — because we are implicated
Grade inflation: Does Biden deserve an “A” from progressives? Let’s get real
Jeff Cohen, Norman Solomon
Optimism is wonderful — but Rep. Pramila Jayapal's grade for our new president's mixed record is way too generous
What “politics” does to history: The saga of Henry Kissinger and George Shultz’s right-hand man
Jim Sleeper
You probably haven't heard of Charles Hill — but his influence on the dire mistakes of U.S. foreign policy ran deep
Republicans find the perfect woman to take down Liz Cheney
Heather Digby Parton
Rep. Elise Stefanik is a shameless political shapeshifter — making her the perfect person to push fealty to Trump
Today’s Republicans are cartoon villains — who pose a dire threat to America’s health and safety
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans are behaving like sullen children with overly obvious evil plans. That makes them more dangerous
Don’t be fooled by Joe Biden: None of his big proposals will become reality — and he knows it
Chris Hedges
Nothing substantive will change under Biden: He represents a system of legalized bribery and political sadism
Biden White House releases Trump’s secret rules on use of lethal force overseas
Andrea Germanos
"Repugnant" but not surprising: Trump "stripped down" safeguards against killing civilians in drone strikes
America on the knife’s edge: Will the next year determine the fate of democracy?
Andrew O'Hehir
Joe Biden and the Democrats finally grasp that major change is necessary to redeem democracy — if it's not too late
Biden promised a return to diplomacy — instead, he’s appeasing the hawks and neocons
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
Biden took office vowing a new era in foreign policy, but so far it's the same old dangerous American hubris
Unraveling of the American empire: A series of military debacles point toward a tragic end
Chris Hedges
The U.S. retreat from Afghanistan is only the latest in a long list of defeats. From here, the endgame gets ugly
UN rebel Denis Halliday on the collapse of the U.S.-dominated world order
Nicolas J.S. Davies
Longtime humanitarian activist on the UN's doomed "neocolonial endeavor" and why the Afghan peace plan won't work
The forging of a Black Captain America by battling supremacy in “Falcon and the Winter Soldier”
Melanie McFarland
To take up Cap's shield in a country built on white supremacy requires more than a stellar workout montage
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