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It’s the end of the world and we know it: Scientists in many disciplines see apocalypse, soon
Émile P. Torres
Stephen Hawking is one of many scientists who see the possible near-term demise of our species. Spend that 401k!
Veteran says medical marijuana controls his PTSD symptoms: Wants cannabis for all vets
Brendan Bures
Marijuana allows vets to lead normal, productive lives in civil society.
Was Michael Flynn a Russian agent of influence? A modest proposal for how that could have gone down
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Reading the ups and downs — and back ups, and down agains — of Michael Flynn, disgraced national security adviser
The Honeymoon of the generals: Donald Trump is embracing a march for war across the world
Tom Engelhardt
Or: Why Donald Trump's wars should seem so familiar
Donald Trump vs. Barack Obama: Whose 100 days were better?
Matthew Rozsa
Obama may not have done as much as his supporters would have liked, but his first 100 days weren't this bad
How do we lose the next war in the Middle East? The short answer: Fight it!
Danny Sjursen
Want a formula for forever war? Send in the cavalry . . . again
Bomber jacket wars: Stagecraft beats statecraft in the Trump White House
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Bucks, bombs and bottomless pits
Donald Trump’s nuked credibility: How can a flagrantly dishonest president manage an international crisis?
Simon Maloy
The president's word is worthless, and that makes a potential North Korea confrontation all the more dangerous
Robert Reich: What’s the true “Trump Doctrine” of foreign policy?
Robert Reich
At first glance, foreign policy under the president seems inconsistent, arbitrary and devoid of principle
Robert Reich: Trump’s world is becoming increasingly dangerous, and the public is partly to blame
Robert Reich
The president is not empowered to initiate warfare on his own — that’s our job
Putting the U.S. military first, second, third: What does an “America-first” foreign policy actually mean?
William J. Astore
It looks more like a military-first policy aimed at achieving global hegemony — a potential doomsday machine
Making nukes mandatory: a lesson for dictators
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Now every tinpot monster is going to want some nukes
The dangers of U.S. military escalation are fierce, says Cato Institute scholar
A. Trevor Thrall
Trump’s sharp escalation of military efforts carries with it a host of serious risks
Geraldo Rivera dances to the drumbeat of war: “Watching bombs drop” is “one of my favorite things”
Matthew Rozsa
Rivera joins "Fox and Friends" hosts in celebrating America's latest military action
More TrumpRegrets every day: Now the hard-right nationalists are losing their religion
Heather Digby Parton
He's not locking up Hillary, he can't deliver cheap health care and now he's a warmonger. This could get ugly, fast
Is Donald Trump going to get us into a war with North Korea?
Matthew Rozsa
China is urging cooler heads to prevail as Trump escalates the situation in Asia
President Trump drops “mother of all bombs”: U.S. military targets ISIS in Afghanistan with largest nonnuclear bomb
Charlie May
U.S. uses largest nonnuclear bomb for first time ever on ISIS tunnel compound in Afghanistan
Teflon objects of our world: America is a nation made by war — and its citizenry is unmade by it
Tom Engelhardt
Will America’s wars and military-first policies once again become the target of a mobilizing public?
WATCH: Jeremy Scahill says Fareed Zakaria ‘would have sex with’ missile strike, bashes media coverage of Syria on CNN
Charlie May
Award-winning journalist Jeremy Scahill scolded the media for its coverage of the Syrian missile attack
Adam Curtis: Donald Trump is stepping for the first time into the real world
Jacob Sugarman
The legendary documentarian shares his thoughts on the Syrian airstrike and Trump's presidency
Believe the autocrat: Holy trinity of torture, rendition and indefinite detention under Trump
Rebecca Gordon
The future may not yet be inscribed in Trumpian gold anywhere, but on most matters we should believe the autocrat
Congress: Trump’s going to have to come to us to authorize Syria escalation
Taylor Link
A top Democrat says he'd authorize more military action, but Rand Paul says no
From “ashamed” to a defense of Assad: Republican lawmakers offer varied reactions to recent chemical attack in Syria
Taylor Link
One GOP lawmaker said he was "ashamed" of U.S. inaction, while another defended Syria President Basah al-Assad
China’s game in North Korea: What does China have to gain by keeping the status quo?
John West
Isn’t China fearful of having a rogue nuclear state on its border?
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