War

We need this excitement to generate more and more circles of friendship, along with many more relationships that can help us understand that our governments have unfortunately disguised perpetual …

The book “When WikiLeaks Met Google” is a must read for anyone who wishes to understand the true potential of the internet and the invisible tug of war between …

We do not treat war's invisible wounds effectively because for many reasons we do not understand them accurately.

Is it sensible, and in the US national interest, to support ever-deepening intervention in the Middle East?

If we're going to make good decisions about conflict, we need nonviolence A through Z.

While the world's attention has been focused on the combined efforts of Arab and US forces attacking “Islamic State” positions in Iraq and Syria, there is unfolding in Lebanon, …

MRAP Whistleblower Franz Gayl commended for integrity and judgment; assigned to help develop Marine Corps policy on whistleblowing.

There's a lesson here about folly, if only we would care to draw it.

We wish to see a US foreign policy based on true humanitarianism and real diplomacy based on mutual respect, guided by international law, and dedicated to human rights and …

The Obama administration funded rebels in Libya with ties to al-Qaeda, bypassed congress and, together with NATO, misused a UN Security Council resolution to destabilize the country.