Tag: U.S. Military

U.S. “ironclad” support for militarism undercuts attempts to curb right-wing terrorism. From white supremacist violence in the West Bank to gendered violence in Olongapo, we can’t defeat at home what we export abroad.

Trump's re-election bid casts a shadow of unprecedented military deployment at the U.S.-Mexico border, sparking legal, ethical, and political debates.

The priority of U.S. officials must be to stop Israel’s massacre, avoid a regional war, and get out of the way so that other nations can help negotiate a real solution to the occupation of Palestine.

U.S.-Israel arms policy in flux: Biden's bold proposal to lift restrictions on weapon access.

As regulators propose restrictions on their use or manufacturing, Pentagon officials have told Congress that eliminating the chemicals would undermine military readiness.

As the carnage in Gaza continues, Washington is rushing to provide extra military assistance worth $14 billion.

The decline of U.S. power isn’t a problem; it is a call to global action.

The three maxims for a newly progressive Pentagon.

Are some of Trump’s true believers are eager to adapt the violent precepts of perpetual war to American politics?

A most exceptional military makes its wars and their ugliness disappear.