Obama Should Restart Immigration Debate and Extend it Beyond our Borders
The Obama administration’s immigration plan should include initiatives to help create more opportunities in migrants’ home countries.
Death at a Distance: The U.S. Air War
The mostly hidden story of escalated aerial bombardments in Iraq and elsewhere in the region.
A Cluster Bomb Treaty: Again, It’s the U.S. v. the World
The cluster bombs endangering civilians in southern Lebanon were “Made in the U.S.A.”.
The Taliban is Back
Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bush administration, Iraq, Taliban, warlords, drug lords, opium, women’s issues, civilian casualties, corruption
Afghanistan: Five Years Later
The Taliban is back. And the United States is largely to blame.
Taking Stock of 100,000 Iraqi Deaths
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health study is the most reliable estimate to date of Iraqis killed in the 18 months after the March 2003 invasion.
"Doing Windows" in Iraq
Had Marla Ruzicka not died, she would be busy visiting survivors of the fifty people found dead in the Tigris River.