May was Iraq’s deadliest month in nearly five years, with more than 1,000 dead — both civilians and security personnel — in a rash of bombings, shootings and other violence. As we read each day of new horrors in Iraq, it becomes more obvious that the US invasion delivered none of the promised peace or stability that proponents of the attack promised.
Read moreGrover Norquist, the influential conservative activist, recently made some very frank and sobering remarks about the U.S. military budget. Unlike
Read moreLast week I joined several of my colleagues in sending a letter to President Obama requesting clarification of his criteria
Read moreA majority of Americans, it seems, approve of drone strikes against terrorists, even if they kill innocent bystanders.
Read moreIf you disagree with the policies of the U.S. government, or are a member of a group or association which
Read moreAfter coming in 7,000 recruits short for fiscal year 2005, the Army is further relaxing its enlistment requirements.
Read moreJust as I predicted, the Muslim world hates the U.S. even more than ever, because of George W. Bush’s so-called
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