Articles

The war in Afghanistan was not good intentions gone awry, but a failed intervention whose motivations and reasoning were lies perpetrated from the very start.

Contrary to complaints from the War Party, there is no geostrategic benefit to the United States by staying permanently entrenched in Central Asia.

Twenty years of fighting has demonstrated that our wars in the Middle East increase violence, anti-Americanism, and destabalize the region. Only an intelligent, non-interventionist foreign policy will extinguish these political fires and decrease the threat of terrorism against the United States.

A military wife and former military brat recalls the longterm damage endless war can leave on military families.

President Reagan's former budget director eviscerates Dick & Liz Cheney and the damage they've both done to the United States and its foreign policy.

As the U.S. withdrawals from Afghanistan, Americans must ask what compelling reason they have to stay in Iraq, an ongoing war that doesn't make us safer.