Exclusive: Many reflections on America’s final days in Vietnam miss the point, pondering whether the war could have been won or lamenting the fate of U.S. collaborators left behind. The bigger questions are why did the U.S. go to war…
How Many Islamic State Fighters Are There?
How Saudi-Israel Alliance Helps Al-Qaeda
Neither the U.S. political system nor the mainstream media can come to grips with the new reality in the Middle East as the Saudi-Israeli alliance effectively sides with Al-Qaeda-connected jihadists and seeks to entangle the U.S. government on the Sunni…
Understanding Baltimore’s Violence
Reconstructing Democracy
Mixed Signals on the Middle East
The Day After Damascus Falls
A Call to End War on Whistleblowers
The post-9/11 expansion of U.S. government spying on citizens has coincided with an equally draconian crackdown on government whistleblowers who try to alert the American people to what is happening, an assault on the Constitution that seven whistleblowers say must…
Inventing a Record of Iranian Aggression
How Discrimination Breeds Radicalism
Double Standards and Drones
Syria’s Nightmarish Narrative
Just $1,000 to Go in Spring Fund Drive
Shutting Down Debate about Israel
Embracing the Saudi War on Yemen
Obama’s ‘Openness’ and Deceit
Gen. Petraeus: Too Big to Jail
Citing Iran to Justify Yemen Slaughter
Seeking Justice for Egyptian Massacres
Is Hillary Clinton a Neocon-Lite?
From the Archive: As Democrats line up behind Hillary Clinton as their presumptive 2016 presidential nominee, many are whistling past the graveyard of her disastrous record on foreign interventions, judgments that raise doubts about her fitness for the job, as Robert…