War

“Protesters are demanding the overthrow of a political class seen as corrupt and serving foreign powers."

The American military may enjoy the blank check given to them by the Trump Administration, but they may come to regret it when he shifts all of the blame onto their shoulders the moment something goes wrong. 

Trump and his generals better be very careful before deciding to launch a pre-emptive strike.

It’s time for Americans worried about living in a country whose inequality gap could soon surpass that of the Gilded Age to begin paying real attention to our “credit-card wars.”

In the end, the oil attrition wars may lead us not into a future of North American triumphalism, nor even to a more modest Saudi version of the same, but into a strange new world in which an unlimited capacity to produce oil meets an increasingly crippled capitalist system without the capacity to absorb it.

With more than 10,000 bodies still trapped under the ruins of Gaza, families search with shovels and bare hands while aid agencies warn that recovery could take years amid explosives, disease, and ongoing destruction.

Lee Camp directly address the role of the U.S. in the escalating tensions and its capacity to reduce them.

The most dangerous weapon ever rolls off the nuclear assembly line.

The U.S. military machine has committed egregious war crimes and serves not to democracy or freedom, but corporate profit. We should think before we bow to glorious violence and war.

Together Yemeni soldiers and U.S. air power only succeeded in driving the terrorists into the mountains.