Imprisoned CIA whistle-blower John Kiriakou has advice for Snowden -- and a warning for the rest of us (UPDATED)

Greater military spending, border walls and vilification of the Other in the name of "winning" doesn't bode well

An dangerous obsession gives way to cautious respect and, thanks to one recipe, peaceful acceptance

I was terrified I wouldn't see my girls grow up. But as I lost my sight, I began to focus on what really mattered

The media outlet's use of Bush euphemisms sparks a much-needed debate on journalistic standards.

"There were many moments when I wanted off the bus," Pompeo reveals about her tenure on the popular ABC series

While reporting on abuses at Gitmo, I got the worst news of my life. Then I was shown kindness that others were not

Don't let "Zero Dark Thirty" fool you. The suffering we inflict is psychological -- and has lasting consequences

Why is the Secret Service treating harmless professors and pacifist homeless advocates like they're members of al-Qaida?

The Army has handed a $31 million deal to Dr. Martin Seligman, who once blasted academics for "forgetting 9/11"

Hunger strikes have erupted at immigration jails nationwide.

Having a job I like means I can feel OK without creating novels!

His comeback is no coincidence. Yankovic taps into collective anxieties that have been percolating for years

Gumshoes and old men edition.

Guys, my torture views are “dumb,” Fox News genius says -- but he knows about war because he wrote “Killing Patton”