Op-Ed

After a decade of US and NATO occupation, opium cultivation is again on the rise in Afghanistan.

Norman Solomon: The “war on terror” continues to normalize itself as a thoroughly American way of life and death.

Richard Eskow: The mass killings of innocent workers are routine, and they'll stay that way until we stop treating real people as if they were inputs for someone's simplistic …

Congress quietly acquiesces as the regulations meant for our safety are whittled away.

Iran's civilians find themselves in the midst of one of the worst medical supply shortages in the nation's long history.

Carasik calls on the United States to cooperate with a thorough and transparent investigation of the still-murky circumstances which led to the death of four Hondurans during a joint …

So carried away with anticipation that they could no longer contain their enthusiasm, back in 2009 the Nobel Committee opted to award the Peace Prize to newly-elected President Barack …

Cianfrance's new critically acclaimed film bypasses a conversation on crime, poverty and the legal system for a deflated and patchy ode to masculinity.

Empty stomachs continue to deliver a number of stultifying blows to the institutions of injustice.

Austerity, it turns out, only works if you don't know how to use an Excel spreadsheet.