Roundup Top 10!
Why Did the U.S. Kill Suleimani?by Elizabeth Cobbs and Kimberly C. FieldThe attack illustrates America’s lack of a clear grand strategy — and why we need one immediately. |
War with Iran is not inevitable — but the U.S. must change courseby Kelly J. ShannonThe relationship between the countries, once friends and allies, has soured — because of U.S. aggression. |
The Global War of Errorby Tom EngelhardtFailure is the new success and that applies as well to the “industrial” part of the military-industrial complex. |
Putin’s Big Historical Lieby Anne ApplebaumIn a series of comments in late December, the Russian president appeared to blame Poland for the outbreak of the Second World War. |
The Colonization of Puerto Rico and the Limits of Impeachmentby DJ PoliteIt is misleading to call impeachment "justice" when it reflects the priorities of empire. |
It’s 1856 All Over Againby Steve InskeepImmigration. Race. Demographic change. Political demagogy. That year’s presidential race had it all. What can it tell us about 2020? |
Before the ‘Final Solution’ There Was a ‘Test Killing’by Kenny FriesToo few know the history of the Nazi methodical mass murder of disabled people. That is why I write. |
Yes, Bernie Sanders Could Be the Nominee—and It Would Be an Epic Nightmare for Democratsby Ronald RadoshSanders is where he is today in part because no one has really attacked him. But just wait until Republicans spend a billion dollars painting him as an extremist. |
Why policymakers must act to preserve information freedom at home and abroadby Diana LembergA Cold War dichotomy pitting capitalism and democracy versus state control misreads history. |
Evangelicals using religion for political gain is nothing new. It is a US traditionby Reverend William BarberNo one who has read US history can be surprised by the hypocrisy of Evangelicals for Trump but it also tells us how their undoing will inevitably come. |