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17 years of Afghan war (and more to come)
Tom Engelhardt
The Afghan war has become so eternal that it has evidently outgrown the label “longest”
New HBO documentary explores trauma among U.S. service members
Ryan Mikel
"We Are Not Done Yet" taps into the trauma veterans face and an arts project that is helping them heal
Is the paranoia justified? Now Russiagate has leaked into the 2018 midterms
Alan MacLeod
No matter what happens on Nov. 6, both parties are all set to blame foreign meddling. This is not a good thing
Can the “blue wave” save Democrats from themselves? Progressive activists see hard work ahead
Paul Rosenberg
A year after the post-2016 Democratic "autopsy," progressives say the party has made progress. But it's not enough
Unsolicited advice for an undeclared presidential candidate
Andrew J. Bacevich
A letter to Elizabeth Warren
MBS mendacity syndrome: Media pundits run for cover in the wake of Khashoggi outrage
Andrew O'Hehir
As Tom Friedman of the New York Times (and others) furiously backtrack on the Saudi prince, an ugly truth emerges
“I’ve been very busy”: Trump explains why he hasn’t visited US troops in combat
Matthew Rozsa
The president said he was too busy to visit the troops: "I don’t think it’s overly necessary"
Roseanne tweets “I AIN’T DEAD, B**CHES” as “The Conners” live on. Now what?
Erin Keane
ABC's "Roseanne" spin-off without its star, "The Conners," made an uncertain but promising debut Tuesday
Martha McSally accuses Kyrsten Sinema of saying “it’s OK to commit treason” in Arizona Senate debate
Clarrie Feinstein
The race is tight: the GOP's McSally has a lead of just 0.03 percent in the current Real Clear Politics average
5 things to know about slain Saudi journalist and Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi
Alex Henderson
Khashoggi, who was 59 at the time of his disappearance, was an accomplished journalist fluent in Arabic and English
Hating Muslims in the Age of Trump: How Muslims became the enemy
Juan Cole
The new Islamophobia looks like the Old McCarthyism
Journalist Jane Ferguson: America is on Saudi Arabia’s side in the Middle East
Keith A. Spencer
After 10 years covering the Middle East, PBS correspondent Jane Ferguson talks about what Americans don't get
Donald Trump, Brett Kavanaugh and the path to neoliberal fascism
Henry A. Giroux
Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation is not an isolated event, and in the current historical moment has dark meaning
U.S. policy is responsible for insider attacks at war
Danny Sjursen
Policies since 9/11 have alienated millions of Muslims across the Greater Middle East, leading to terror plots
WTF are we doing in Afghanistan?
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Spending $45 billion a year, and Eric Prince wants every dime
GOP congressional candidate caught misleading about his background
Matthew Rozsa
Steve Watkins was caught exaggerating about his business record in Kansas
The renegade president brings his war to the United Nations
Benjamin Dangl
Trump is out of touch — and it shows
Inside the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre
Simon Reeve
Shortly after 4 a.m. on Sept. 5, 1972, a small gang of shadowy figures arrived outside the Olympic Village
Lawyer and activist Bryan Stevenson on building racial justice: “This work is just beginning”
Rachel Leah
Best-selling author on his new YA book on justice and Alabama's new museum on enslavement and incarceration
Holding the line on torture
Rebecca Gordon
Healing professionals are standing up for human rights and against torture
Body count politics and the cost of lost history
Bob Hennelly
The death toll will continue to climb as the World Trade Center health crisis grows; a full accounting is necessary
After Trump: The Donald in the rearview mirror
Andrew J. Bacevich
Trump himself is no more than a pimple on the face of this nation’s history
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