Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 59)
Eva Moskowitz, public education and the crisis of neoliberalism
Andrew O'Hehir
New York's passionate charter school reformer has gotten results. Did she open the door for Trump and Betsy DeVos?
The secret truth about DACA
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The underground economy comes out of the shadows. America likes what it sees
Worth dying for?
Danny Sjursen
When it comes to the war in the greater Middle East, maybe we’re the bad guys
Silent and deadly: Gun industry eyes a sneaky and dangerous new revenue stream
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans hide a rollback on the regulation of gun silencers inside an otherwise innocuous federal lands bill
The Pentagon’s new wonder weapons for world dominion
Alfred McCoy
Why al-Qaida is still strong, 16 years after 9/11
Tricia Bacon
The United States killed the terrorist group's leaders. But that wasn't enough to stop the terror
Another 9/11 anniversary: How do we find our way out of a 100-year war?
Paul Rosenberg
We can still escape the endless and self-destructive "war on terror." The key lies in resistance here at home
Back to school after a turbulent summer: How can we help kids celebrate life in these times?
D. Watkins
Kids are dealing with Trump's order to rescind DACA, Charlottesville, hometown murders and deportations
Charlottesville, transgender troops and the 24 Percent Salvation Army
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Can Trump shovel enough red meat to keep his presidency alive?
A skeptical liberal’s guide to the “alt-left”: And it’s not who you think
Anis Shivani
If the term means anything, it should be applied to the mainstream Democrats who lost last year's election
Has Trump been tamed by his generals and the Pentagon?
Jefferson Morley
Amid crises, the Pentagon seeks to get an erratic commander-in-chief under control
Pundits still fall for it: Trump does bare minimum in Texas, and suddenly he’s presidential
Bob Cesca
Trump wanders through a second visit to the disaster zone; talking heads see "a remarkably different president"
One more reason the trans ban is idiotic: High school grads aren’t ready for the military (or life)
Bob Hennelly
Military brass knows that fewer and fewer young Americans are prepared to serve, or to succeed. There's an answer
The road to torture: How the CIA’s “enhanced interrogation techniques” became legal after 9/11
Joseph Hickman, John Kiriakou
The CIA’s torture techniques—10 in total—increased in severity as one went down the list
We already know what Erik Prince’s Afghanistan would look like because he’s done it before
Charlie May
Prince says "contractors, not troops, will save Afghanistan." We need only look at his résumé to see the lie of it
These dockworkers just showed the labor movement how to shut down fascists
PETER COLE
The San Francisco Bay Area branch of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union demonstrates what can be done
Time to give up on identity politics: It’s dragging the progressive agenda down
Anis Shivani
Identity politics has only served to disempower the left and fuel the rise of white nationalism. Can we move on?
How men recover from war
Jefferson Morley
A photographer and a Marine confront their demons in "Shooting Ghosts."
Fox News poll: 56 percent say Trump is “tearing the country apart”
Charlie May
That's right, a Fox News poll!
The New York Times invites Erik Prince to advocate for privatizing the Afghanistan war
Charlie May
The founder of Blackwater continues to advocate for his plan to use mercenaries in America's longest war
Exploring the shadows of America’s security state
Alfred McCoy
How I learned not to love Big Brother
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