Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 77)
Khizr Khan: U.S. wars “have created a chaos” in Muslim-majority countries
Ben Norton
The media amplified Khizr Khan's patriotism—but not his criticism of US foreign policy and the "quagmire" it led to
U.S. is bombing Libya again, 5 years after NATO war destabilized the country
Ben Norton
The U.S. dropped 23,144 bombs on 6 Muslim-majority countries in 2015. Libya is now the 7th with ongoing air strikes
Obama, Clinton and a permanent state of war: The never-ending bloodshed that no one wants to talk about
Robert Hennelly
During the DNC there was no self-introspection about a policy that continues to fail the U.S and the world
A record 65.3 million people were displaced last year: What does that number actually mean?
Jeffrey H. Cohen, Ibrahim Sirkeci
The need to divide “good” from “bad” renders the insecurities that drive migrants and refugees to move moot
Mike Pence slams Obama for describing Trump as a “demagogue”: “I don’t think name calling has any place in public life”
Sophia Tesfaye
As Pence was complaining about a lack of civility in politics, Trump was hurling insults at opponents on Twitter
Hillary Clinton accepts Democratic nomination: “We must stand up to bullies”
Associated Press
Clinton casts herself as a unifier for divided times, while warning of the perils of a Trump presidency
Weather disasters can fuel war in volatile countries, study finds
John Upton
Nearly a quarter of deadly armed conflicts from 1980 to 2010 happened at the same time as extreme weather events
Crimes against the future: How it seems like there will be eternal wartime in America
Tom Engelhardt
Any sense of American generosity, either of the spirit or of funds, seems to be missing in action
The Trojan drone: How extrajudicial executions became “war” policy in Washington
Rebecca Gordon
Should it really be permissible to kill people simply because we are afraid of them?
Ben Carson thinks trans people are “absurd” — and he’s not alone in the GOP
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Carson is part of a gaggle of Republican stars, including VP candidate Mike Pence, spreading harmful rhetoric
Dallas and Baton Rouge tragedies: A reminder of the troubled history of black veterans in America
Chad Williams
For many black veterans, the nation they swore to protect and defend has ultimately failed them
RNC in Cleveland, Day 1: On “Make America Safe Again” day, Trump and the GOP ignore police pleas on guns
Sophia Tesfaye
So much for being the "law and order" candidate -- but hey, the guy from Duck Dynasty is speaking tonight
We are the empire: Military interventions, “Star Wars” and how we’re the real aliens
William Astore
Only when we're willing to see our own invasive nature will we become the kind of land we want to be
Military violence and scandal: We need a public discussion of the sexual assault epidemic in our armed forces
David Masciotra
Two out of every five military women experience sexual trauma during service — and nothing is being done
“28 pages” showing Saudi connection to 9/11 attacks finally released after 14 years
Ben Norton
Report: Sept. 11 hijackers "received support or assistance from individuals who may be connected to the Saudi Gov."
Theresa May is kind of dangerous: Britain’s new prime minister has a nasty Islamophobia problem
Sarah Lazare
Conversative Party's May has driven extreme policies that surveil and criminalize Muslims, migrants and refugees
“Science fiction cyber-war is here”: Alex Gibney on “Zero Days” and Stuxnet, the secret weapon that got away
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon talks to Oscar-winner Alex Gibney about his new film "Zero Days" and a new era of war
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher responds to Salon article about his dealings with the Taliban
Salon editors
"What pains me ... is to see one who covers national politics bearing false witness so egregiously," the rep writes
Chelsea Manning attempted suicide but is now “glad to be alive,” legal team confirms
Ben Norton
Manning's attorneys say she tried to take her life. "I am okay," the whistleblower said. "I will get through this."
Report: Afghanistan veteran, black militant identified as Dallas police shooting suspect
Sophia Tesfaye
Dallas Police officials still say they are not fully confident every gunmen has been apprehended
Phil Robertson’s hate speech continues: Why won’t A&E take a stand against its “Duck Dynasty” star?
Nico Lang
The network's silence on the reality TV patriarch once again making headlines for anti-gay remarks speaks volumes
“Not justified”: The biggest findings of Chilcot report, which blasts British role in catastrophic Iraq war
Ben Norton
After 7 years, the U.K.'s 2.6 million-word Iraq War Inquiry has been released. Here's a summary of the main points
Imprisoned whistleblower Chelsea Manning hospitalized after suspected suicide attempt, reports say
Ben Norton
A CNN reporter says the WikiLeaks whistleblower may have attempted suicide. Manning is serving 35 years in prison
Obama expected to leave approximately 8,400 troops in Afghanistan
Josh Lederman
The numbers reflect a compromise between Obama's original plan and what many military commanders had recommended
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