Fifteen Years After 9/11, Neverending War
Despite the lack of progress, the last 15 years of war have come at a horrific cost.
Making a Killing
See our latest coverage on the influence of Saudi Arabia and UAE money on the Washington establishment
Despite the lack of progress, the last 15 years of war have come at a horrific cost.
If the fired FBI director has the Russian goods, he could become a lethal threat to Trump's presidency. And we hear Chelsea Manning in her own voice.
An internal FBI document advocates infiltrating mosques and looking on Facebook for pious youth to turn into informants.
The document shows how targeting authority is concentrated at the White House.
The first contestant in Donald Trump’s reality administration has left the West Wing.
One worry among the national security community is that Trump may wind up being, in effect, his own national security adviser.
The government has reached an agreement with the family of Giovanni Lo Porto, an Italian aid worker who died in a botched attack in Pakistan last year.
Despite months of repeated promises, the White House has yet to release its estimate of civilian casualties from the administration’s drone program.
After seven years of secrecy, the White House released an internal assessment of the number of civilians killed by drone strikes in nations where the U.S. is not officially at war.
Reporter Allan Nairn dissects the neocons running the U.S. war machine and author Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor offers advice for resisting Trump.
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