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The Biden administration released its first Global Posture Review, with the continuation of a Cold War stance toward China and Russia.

New research offers an alternative to the war on terror as the Biden administration rethinks its counterterrorism playbook.

The fact that Putin is trying to justify the unjustifiable in Ukraine does not mean we must ignore the U.S. actions that fuel his narrative.

“The legal question of Mr. Hale’s guilt is settled, but the moral question remains open,” Omar wrote in a letter to the president.

Two new books shed light on what remote warfare does to military operators, the standing of the U.S., and societies abroad.

A proposal by Rep. Gregory Meeks is undermining a separate amendment to end U.S. complicity in the yearslong offensive.

In a new book, Rupert Russell lays out a connection between financial speculation, hunger, and war.

A veteran war reporter goes undercover to document a world where movement is surveilled, curtailed, and criminalized.

Jeremy Scahill, Murtaza Hussain, and Vanessa Gezari analyze the leaked top-secret Pentagon documents and the Air National Guardsman alleged to have taken them.

Hale should be pardoned and released, and the government should pay him restitution.