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“Facing the Dragon”: How Sedika Mojadidi made her “immersive and intimate” doc about Afghan women
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to the director of a new documentary about two women, a politician and a journalist, in Afghanistan
Chelsea Manning unsuccessfully fights subpoena to testify before grand jury probing Julian Assange
Alex Henderson
Assange has been seeking refuge in the Ecuadoran Embassy in London, fearing that he will be extradited to the U.S.
An end to “endless war”: Sanders, Warren pledge to shut down post-9/11 conflicts
Jake Johnson
Two progressive 2020 candidates, along with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, sign a pledge to end the 9/11 "forever war"
The Green New Deal: Just focus on what we do, not how we pay for it
Marshall Auerback
It’s what we do with the funds that matters.
Many Americans want a new national story: How about this one?
Jim Sleeper
Can we rebuild democracy, and America's civic culture, with a progressive new national myth? It's worth trying
Kamala Harris and the rest of us will regret portraying civil rights as a national security issue
Musa al-Gharbi
Attempts to translate civil rights into national security issues will probably turn out poorly
The complexities of cannabis: How I learned growing pot isn’t for slackers
Christy Stillwell
Dispensaries are everywhere and edibles are socially acceptable, and yet judgment still exists
Are U.S. tax dollars wasted on Afghan helicopters nobody will fly?
Victor Kotsev
It's another example illustrating the waste of taxpayer funds in Afghanistan
House Democrats using Yemen vote to force Trump to show his hand on Saudi policy
Matthew Rozsa
By passing a bill that ends U.S. involvement in the Saudi war on Yemen, House Dems back Trump into a corner
The uses of a well-regulated militia by an unregulated president
Rebecca Gordon
Where will the National Guard be sent in 2019?
Venezuela: The U.S.’s 68th regime change disaster
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J. S. Davies
Since "Killing Hope" was published in 1995, the U.S. has conducted at least 13 more regime change operations
Look out for the “Skutnik” during Trump’s State of the Union
Anthony F. Arrigo
Since Reagan, presidents have invited special guests to the SotU who they believe embody positive values
How is Wikipedia edited — and how can it impact the “facts”?
Celisa Calacal
We all turn to Wikipedia at least once in a while — but how do we know the information we’re getting is true?
“We have very fast airplanes”: Trump’s foreign policy pronouncements go beyond self-parody
Heather Digby Parton
Breaking news: Trump's "Face the Nation" interview makes clear he has absolutely no idea what he's talking about
Trump refuses to back down from undercutting his own intelligence leaders on “Face the Nation”
Matthew Rozsa
Trump told CBS News that he stands by his withdrawal policy in Syria despite his own advisers' warnings
Played by Putin: Madeleine Albright explains how Trump is “playing a strong hand poorly”
Matthew Rozsa
"Putin is playing a weak hand very well and we are playing a strong hand poorly"
Walling in the opioid crisis?
Rajan Menon
There is a real national emergency in America, it’s just not the wall
The U.S. 12-step method to conduct regime change
Vijay Prashad
What is happening to Venezuela is nothing unique in U.S. history
Mitch McConnell orchestrates devastating rebuke of Trump’s plans to withdrawal US troops from Syria
Matthew Chapman
Experts have warned that a total U.S. withdrawal from Syria would advance the interests of Iran and Russia
CIA in Venezuela: 7 rules for regime change
Jefferson Morley
U.S. regime change operations in Latin America have seven consistent features
Navy veteran running for president slams Trump’s “embarrassing” troop deployment to southern border
Alex Henderson
"Not the kind of thing that I signed up for when I signed up to be in the military," Mayor Pete Buttigieg says
Trump criticized for attacking his own intelligence team as “passive and naive”
Matthew Rozsa
Trump just publicly tweeted disagreement with his own national security team about Syria, Iran and North Korea
U.S. near peace deal with the Taliban: Is the war in Afghanistan almost over?
Matthew Rozsa
A new deal with Taliban leaders may allow the United States to pull troops out of Afghanistan after 17 years
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