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Trump’s contempt for the military reveals his fatuous, bloated ego — and could finish him off
Heather Digby Parton
The president's sadistic fantasy view of the world may finally be too much for those expected to obey his orders
America’s so-called war on terror has displaced as many as 59 million people
Jake Johnson
"We need a reckoning. We can't simply move on."
Trump’s foreign policy is still “America First” — what does that mean, exactly?
Klaus W. Larres
Trump has cultivated close relations with autocratic leaders while distancing the U.S. from its traditional allies
Cadet Bone-Spurs reports for duty: He thinks America’s war dead are “losers”
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trailing in the polls and sneering at fallen warriors, Donald Trump dreams of a new civil war, fought by buffoons
40 of Trump’s biggest broken promises
Robert Reich
Nearly 4 years in, here's an updated list of Trump's 40 biggest broken promises
Trump punishes International Criminal Court for investigating potential US war crimes in Afghanistan
Susan M. Akram
Trump's executive order imposes on its lawyers and judges the kind of sanctions usually used on foreign terrorists
Debate moderators shouldn’t be afraid to embarrass Trump
Alex Henderson
Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin says Trump needs to answer questions that go to the heart of his ability
Military Times poll: Trump trails Biden by nearly 6 points among active-duty troops
Roger Sollenberger
Despite Trump's military fetish, his approval rating among troops has steadily dropped during his term, polls show
Birth of a nation: The unexpected past, the unknown future
Tom Engelhardt
No matter the bad news of this moment, who knows what our world might really look like 20 years from now?
Donald Trump, Joe Biden and the postal police: Is this election really about “decency”?
Andrew O'Hehir
On the precipice of a dreadful, historic election, Americans can't agree on anything. Except maybe the mail
What happens if Biden wins?
Andrew Bacevich
How exactly should President Biden go about making his mark?
The Pentagon confronts the pandemic
Michael T. Klare
How to make war, American-style, possible again
How a peace conference’s failures a century ago set the stage for today’s anti-racist uprisings
Elizabeth Thompson
Racial injustice in the 1919-20 international peace settlement sparked a century of political violence
In spite of many colorful charts, President Trump loses every coronavirus fact-check to interviewer
Roger Sollenberger
Trump suggests South Korea is publishing fake death numbers in an effort to make its pandemic response look better
Music helped treat her father’s dementia, and that’s why Shohreh Aghdashloo made “The Cuban”
Gary M. Kramer
The Oscar-nominated actress spoke to Salon about taking mental health seriously and wanting to do more comedy
Killing democracy in America: The military-industrial complex as a cytokine storm
William J. Astore
Thinking about the unthinkable, 2020-style
Washington Post’s head editor details a whole new list of Trump’s impeachable offenses
Sarah K. Burris
Fred Hiatt walks through the Articles in the Constitution that Trump has violated in the past four weeks
This time in my teacher voice: On two pandemics and the cost of “moderation”
Andres Aceves
As a brown teacher in a mostly white school, I've learned a necessary skill: Talking to people where they are
Can the next president finally shift U.S. foreign policy away from endless war?
Medea Benjamin
This election represents a historic opportunity for the U.S. to change course. That can't happen unless Trump loses
Republicans veer toward electoral self-sabotage for the 2020 election
Cody Fenwick
The pressure seems to be tearing Republicans apart
Get over your Russia obsession, liberals: Vladimir Putin’s not responsible for America’s sorry state
David Masciotra
Did Putin turn America into a delusional nation that couldn't handle a pandemic? Or did he just watch and laugh?
Democrats join with GOP to vote down Ilhan Omar’s plan to withdrawal U.S. troops from Afghanistan
Jake Johnson
"There are people saying that we shouldn't be too hasty in leaving. Too hasty? It's been two decades"
Donald Trump and Chris Wallace: A pseudo-event meant to fluff a fascist
Chauncey DeVega
Trump flubbed easy questions, but the point of that spectacle was to normalize the man pushing to end democracy
“The bleeding wound”: How Trump’s presidency proves Osama bin Laden won
Tom Engelhardt
No, this truly won't be "the American century."
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