Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 27)
At war with COVID-19: making sense of a viral military
Andrea Mazzarino
A military spouse’s perspective on the Pentagon’s flawed response to the pandemic
Whatever Joe Biden says, the U.S. endless war in Afghanistan will keep going
Norman Solomon
Removing ground troops from Afghanistan at last won't end the air war, or the "Homeland"-style special ops
On January 6th, the U.S. became a foreign country
Kevin Tillman
How endless wars and interventions helped create the assault on the Capitol
The one good thing Trump ever did
Heather Digby Parton
Biden builds on the one good thing Trump ever did
Biden to order immediate US withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan after 20 years
Jon Skolnik
America's longest war set to end with withdrawal from Afghanistan by the 20 year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks
Will Joe Biden close Guantánamo, end the drone war and wind down the War on Terror?
Karen J. Greenberg
Signs of hope from the Biden administration: Will America finally begin to end the war on terror?
The far right in uniform: How bad is the military’s problem with extremism?
Nan Levinson
Dozens of people arrested after the Capitol riot had military connections — just how deep does the rot go?
Washington’s delusion of endless world dominion: Is it finally collapsing?
Alfred McCoy
Illusions of omnipotence can send fading empires crashing down. It's happened before, and may be happening now
Is the U.S. joining the “rules-based world” — at least when it comes to Afghanistan?
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
After 20 years of bloodshed and failure in Afghanistan, Biden and Blinken may finally be ready to turn the page
Border disputes threaten climate science in the Himalayas
Lou Del Bello
Cross-border teams of scientists collaborate on climate models, even as their countries’ militaries clash
10 big problems with Joe Biden’s foreign policy — and one solution
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
So far Biden is following the worst foreign policy impulses of both Trump and Obama. There's still time to change
Military might, market ideology and moral posturing: A toxic combination that has poisoned America
Doug Neiss
The domestic war on "entitlements" and our endless wars overseas are connected — and they're destroying America
Questions for Joe Biden: There’s still so much we don’t know
Dan Froomkin
White House reporters are almost certain to screw up Biden's first press conference. Here's how they can fix that
I’ve lived up close and personal with endless war — so, in a sense, I was ready for Jan. 6
Andrea Mazzarino
As a military spouse, I already knew the feeling of life in a war zone. This one was in Washington, D.C.
Trump and Biden’s secret bombing wars: One thing that hasn’t changed
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
The U.S. has waged an unrelenting air war in the Middle East for 20 years. How bad is it? That's a secret
Welcome to the age of social murder: The elites will try to mollify us, but do nothing to stop it
Chris Hedges
Global elites understand the science behind this pandemic, and the coming climate catastrophe. They just don't care
What planet is NATO living on? Because it’s no longer useful on this one
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
U.S.-ruled alliance founded to fight communism has long outlived its usefulness, and is now a dangerous war machine
How a debate over two competing vaccines gripped the medical community — in 1961
Arup K. Chakraborty, Andrey S. Shaw
The immune response elicited by different polio vaccines has peculiar parallels to today's COVID vaccine debates
Leader of group agitating for U.S. civil war previously worked for Department of Homeland Security
Jon Skolnik
Founder of the Base worked at the Department of Homeland security coordinating anti-terrorism programs
“The Mauritanian” rekindles debate over Gitmo detainees’ torture — with 40 still held there
Lisa Hajjar
Acclaimed new film calls public attention to the U.S. government's treatment of prisoners at Guantánamo Bay
U.S. could face a simmering, chronic domestic terror problem, warn security experts
Luis De La Calle
Far-right extremists have the potential to mount a coordinated, low-intensity campaign of political violence
The Western United States is a hotspot for snow droughts
Tara Lohan
A study compares snowpack across the world & offers a tool to help scientists pinpoint where the resource is waning
What’s an “impeachable” crime — and what isn’t? History offers some dark lessons
Norman Solomon
Trump could have been impeached days into his term — and Clinton and Nixon got away with their most serious crimes
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