At $1.21 trillion, the actual national security budget is almost twice the size of the announced Pentagon budget.
Military
After 40 years, the Pentagon budget is still rising.
We could easily fund health care for all by ending military boondoggles and fruitless wars.
U.S. wars, while fought thousands of miles away, hit far closer to home than we like to think.
Okinawan authorities are failing to hold the U.S. military accountable for covering up PFAS contamination.
Arms races, though waged in the name of national security, create yet more insecurity.
Lockheed Martin’s profits are soaring as politicians tout the F-35 as a “job creator.”
When our family members sign up, they sign away some of their rights — and ours.
The military gravy train is running full speed ahead.
The Pentagon will never be forced to make significant reforms until Americans stop believing in its lies.