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America’s arms sales addiction
William D. Hartung
The 50-year history of U.S. dominance of the Middle Eastern arms trade
Sweden drops rape investigation into WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
Shira Tarlo
Assange is currently in jail in the U.K. for breaching his bail conditions in 2012 at a hearing related to the case
So is Tulsi Gabbard really a “Russian asset”? How would we know for sure?
Matthew Rozsa
Was Hillary Clinton speaking truth about Tulsi Gabbard, or just launching an unfounded McCarthyite smear?
As Europe shuts out migrants, activists are pushing back
Michelle Chen
Europeans are uniting to defend migrants’ rights at the grassroots, developing “translocal” campaigns
Leaking the Guatánamo prisoner names: How and why a former Navy lawyer took such a huge risk
Peter Jan Honigsberg
"Could I live with myself for the rest of my life knowing who knows how this would turn out?" Matt Diaz said
Who fights our “forever wars”? Pulitzer-winner C.J. Chivers on the true cost of Iraq and Afghanistan
Chauncey DeVega
Award-winning author of "The Fighters" and "The Gun" on the "enormous human consequence" of America's wars
Winter is coming: Castle Black, the Syrian withdrawal, and the battle of the bases
Nick Turse
Bases, bases, everywhere, and not a base in sight.
Watching my students turn into soldiers of empire
Danny Sjursen
A new generation of West Pointers joins America’s hopeless wars
False security: Trump and the Ten Commandments (plus one) of the national security state
Andrew Bacevich
Why those "endless wars" must never end
What Trump’s travel ban really looks like, almost two years in
Vahid Niayesh
Was the ban a Muslim ban — or was that just an anti-Trump narrative?
Donald Trump and Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi: “Disordered Minds” who think alike
Paul Rosenberg
Author Ian Hughes on why al-Baghdadi's death solves nothing, and how Trump is part of the same global disorder
Why I weep while I work: What it means to experience America’s wars from a computer screen away
Allegra Harpootlian
I’m crying for a simple enough reason: because my job in communications breaks my heart
Vowing nationwide crackdown, Trump touts tougher and more militarized U.S. police
Jake Johnson
"They didn't want to make you look so tough," the president told an audience of police chiefs
Trump nearly derailed Baghdadi raid, told Russia before telling Congress
Igor Derysh
Military officials say the operation against leading ISIS figure succeeded "in spite of" Trump's actions
“I know where Saddam Hussein is hiding”: What I saw in Iraq right after the 2003 U.S. invasion
Frank Gregory Ford, Eleanor Cooney
Word got out fast that the police station in Samarra was the place to go if you wanted to talk to the Americans
Trump will win again, easily: Liberals simply don’t understand what he represents
Anis Shivani
Trump is accelerating American empire toward its doom. Democrats can't stop the historical wheel from turning
There’s only one political view at “The View”: Joe Biden is terrific
Douglas Grant
There's a lot of politics on the most influential morning show, but no dispute about the Democratic frontrunner
Is war on the menu for 2020 elections?
Thom Hartmann
When democracy fails, history tells us that war usually follows
Extorting Ukraine is bad enough, but Trump has done much worse
Rebecca Gordon
Trump is a threat not just to the American people, or to the rule of law, but to the whole human species
Trump’s fake withdrawal from endless war
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J. S. Davies
Trump's promises to end the "crazy, endless wars" have proven to be just another cynical ploy by this con man
Buttigieg steps up his game, but…
Ryan O'Connell
Can the South Bend mayor bridge the racial divide to advance to the top tier of Democratic Party nomination?
American Brexit: It’s not just Britain headed for the subbasement of imperial history
Tom Engelhardt
Think of Donald Trump as the president of that decline or, if you prefer, as MR. BREXIT!
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