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He was a soldier once…and young
Mark Wilkerson
Tomas Young was paralyzed and nearly killed in Iraq, but that's only where his remarkable tale of defiance begins
“Don’t be fooled by this glorious day”: A commencement speech for the doomed in our age of American decline
Tom Engelhardt
Win or lose, Donald Trump has cast a shadow across our democracy. The class of 2016 faces a grim, uncertain future
FBI criminal investigation emails: Clinton approved CIA drone assassinations with her cellphone, report says
Ben Norton
WSJ: FBI is investigating Hillary's classified emails on State Dept. approval of CIA drone killings in Pakistan
U.S. Army minister leaves “imperial” military to protest drone “unaccountable killing,” nuclear “policy of terror”
Ben Norton
"I refuse to serve as an empire chaplain," Chris Antal wrote in an open letter to Obama blasting U.S. militarism
Bush and Cheney belong in jail: America must answer for its illegal war on terror
Rebecca Gordon
The architects of Operation Condor are finally being brought to justice. U.S. officials are due a similar reckoning
“Thinking about how to transition”: David Means and Luke Mogelson, short story masters, contemplate the novel
David Means, Luke Mogelson
Two great writers -- one veteran, one newcomer -- discuss breaking out of cubbyholes and pondering first novels
Gloria Steinem’s new show links global instability to violence against women: “For the first time there are fewer females on earth than males”
Amanda Marcotte
Salon talks to the feminist pioneer about her all-female journalist team telling stories of women around the world
Afghans still suffer from U.S. war: Violence, displacement, hunger on rise while Europe deports refugees
Ben Norton
Amnesty Int. report: Displaced Afghans doubled to 1.2 million in 3 years, as the West abandons refugees it created
Far-right racist terror surges in Europe as Austrian neo-Nazi who threatened to massacre refugees is arrested
Ben Norton
Mass refugee influx and economic crisis are fueling the growth of racist attacks and Europe's nationalist far-right
America’s trillion-dollar travesty: We may never fully extricate ourselves from the Middle East
Andrew J. Bacevich
Obama calls the killing of a Taliban leader "an important milestone." Meanwhile war rages on in Iraq, Afghanistan
Our military justice oxymoron: Why we need to be more honest and realistic about the wars we fight — and the soldiers we send
Chris Bray
We rush soldiers into combat who never should've been there, then wonder why horrible things happen? We need change
The long con of military decline: How the right uses the armed forces to lie about America
Dan Ostlund
Listen to GOP and we're either the greatest fighting force ever, or on verge of decimation. So which one is it?
We may be just this screwed: Donald Trump has an easier path to victory than you think
Musa al-Gharbi
Trump and Clinton share very high negatives. Hillary's may end up being harder to turn around
Either one will lead to war: Hawkish Hillary and reckless Trump could both lead to prolonged new wars
Paul Rosenberg
We've fueled a dangerous dynamic in Middle East for decades. In different ways, Trump and Hillary make it scarier
Music with a message: Cornel West on injustice in the “age of Ferguson,” during the horrific rise of Trump
Ben Norton
EXCLUSIVE: "Cornel West Concerto" star & composer Arturo O'Farrill discuss politics, jazz, corporate music industry
Sanders’ impressive activist DNC platform committee could help transform U.S. progressive politics
Ben Norton
Bernie selected Cornel West, Keith Ellison, Bill McKibben, a pro-Palestine advocate and a Native American activist
“This will stop only when the American people get fed up”: American exceptionalism, the New York Times, and our foreign policy after Barack Obama
Patrick L. Smith
Our smartest modern military historian explains to Salon what's wrong about our adventures in the Middle East
Curtis Sittenfeld’s updated Jane Austen influences: “CrossFit, reality television, Skyline chili, Gloria Steinem”
Teddy Wayne
Salon asks 5 authors—Sittenfeld,Geoff Dyer, Allison Amend, Anton DiSclafani and Paula Whyman—about their new books
5 lessons America has failed to learn from the Iraq War
Peter Van Buren
After vowing not to put boots on the ground, Obama has now committed troops to Syria and Yemen. Here we go again
We’ll be fighting forever: America just can’t kick its addiction to war
Tom Engelhardt
Washington still believes military action will solve its terror problem. Our policymakers need an intervention
“The scope of our failure”: The real story of our decades-long foreign policy disaster that set the Middle East on fire
Patrick L. Smith
The brilliant Andrew Bacevich tells Salon why our massive march to folly in Middle East has to be seen as one war
Noam Chomsky: America has made the world a more dangerous place
Noam Chomsky
America's leftist conscience explores the devastating consequences of our war on terror. Part 2 of a 2-part excerpt
Noam Chomsky: America is an empire in decline
Noam Chomsky
The celebrated political scientist talks neoliberalism, Western triumphalism and more. Part 1 of a 2-part excerpt
Jeremy Scahill, Glenn Greenwald blast U.S. drone war and “assassination complex,” say liberals would never let a Republican get away with Obama’s crimes
Ben Norton
In its new book "The Assassination Complex," The Intercept details the shocking dystopian powers the U.S. has
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