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“Where is the public outcry for an explanation of how the longest war in American history is on a course to end in failure?”
Patrick L. Smith
The brilliant foreign policy theorist Andrew Bacevich tells Salon how American exceptionalism makes matters worse
The age of American exceptionalism is long over
Tom Engelhardt
Endless warfare. Extrajudicial killings. Broken infrastructure. They all add up to a superpower in steep decline
Jim Webb jumps in: Confederate flag supporter announces bid for the Democratic nomination
Sophia Tesfaye
The Marine veteran and ex-senator takes the 2016 plunge
The next Cold War is here: China, Russia and the ghosts of Dwight Eisenhower
Michael T. Klare
As America lurches from crisis to crisis, our foreign policy elites can't even agree on our principal adversary
America is addicted to war: Terror, drugs and the existential threats that define us
William J. Astore
On issues foreign and domestic, we view everything as a "war." Our reliance on the term is myopic and destructive
Killer robots are coming next: The next military-industrial complex will involve real-life Terminators
Wendell Wallach
War's scary future will be led by machines, but require a moral framework. Do we have the foresight or standing?
5 Iraq strategies that are guaranteed to fail
Peter Van Buren
Twenty-five years after the Gulf War, we're no closer to extricating ourselves from the quagmire we created
The shocking international crisis that proves how right (and wrong) Obama is
Jeff Stein
A breathtaking United Nations report highlights the untenability of GOP hawkishness—and the president's optimism
The curious case of Nikki Haley: What the Republican governor can tell us about American racial identity
Eesha Pandit
Haley finally spoke out against the Confederate flag yesterday — after years of compromise with a racist system
A liberal in the South: I didn’t mean to scream at that woman about abortion rights, but I was not in control
Catherine Landis
I tried to have a civil conversation about abortion with someone who called herself "pro-life." Here's how it went
Veteran Associated Press reporter, editor Laura Myers dies
Kimberly Pierceall
Ralph Nader brings out the knives, says Obama is worse than Bush: “More drones, more intruding into sovereign nations, more killings”
Sophia Tesfaye
On foreign policy, Nader says, Obama is "more unconstitutional" than the man who presided over Gitmo & Iraq
James Taylor, man out of time: “I feel like I’m a messenger from a prior world”
Stephen Deusner
The songwriting legend talks to Salon about baseball, musicals, songwriting and his new record, "Before This World"
“Part of who I am”: Indiana mayor comes out in heartfelt essay ahead of SCOTUS marriage equality ruling
Sophia Tesfaye
"We’re moving closer to a world in which acceptance is the norm"
Israeli military kills Palestinian kids, United Nations whitewashes it
Brad Parker
Hundreds of Palestinian kids were killed in '14 by occupation. Why was Israel removed from child rights blacklist?
“24’s” phony history exposed: The dark history of a CIA “black site”
David Vine
Diego Garcia has been mythologized by American pop culture. Its true story is stranger (and bleaker) than fiction
Artists are just this screwed: When capitalism markets rebellion, how does the rebel stand outside?
Jed Rasula
Dada laid the roots for real attitude and rebellion -- and also for its co-optation. It also shows the way forward
Is Bill Murray’s brilliance back? “Rock the Kasbah” could break him out of his brooding on-screen funk
Scott Timberg
The trailer for "Rock the Kasbah" shows us a different side of Bill Murray
Why the law doesn’t apply to people like David Petraeus
Marcy Wheeler
Newly released documents show how his powerful allies went to bat for him — by claiming Iraq was a success
American imperialists are deluding themselves: Henry Kissinger, George W. Bush and the end of U.S. hegemony
Alfred McCoy
The former secretary of state lauds W's "courage" in Iraq. Here's what he and his fellow hawks refuse to accept
The elephant in the room: Why Jeb can’t escape his last name
David Sirota
The Florida governor insists that he's his "own man." The American public appears to think otherwise
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