War & Peace

Davidson offers insights on the complexity of politics in Turkey, and provides context for Russia's current relationship with the US.

A desire to maintain US military hegemony, not a concern over natural gas, is behind the war in Syria.

Unlike in 2006, grassroots groups today have more power to hold Democrats accountable for their election promises.

In Uruguay, former Guantanamo prisoner Abu Wa'el Dhiab has awoken from a coma amid an ongoing hunger strike.

Reagan's dangerous myth of US innocence has transformed into an even more toxic form in Trump's candidacy.

“Moral idiocy” is a long-standing cultural flaw that often gives license to the violence that law and cultural mores are trying to control.

The spectacular killings by ISIS are no different from the mass murders commonly committed by white men in the US.

Thirteen years after the illegal wars were started, the Bush war criminals have still not been brought to justice.

The Forever War — started in 2003 — is unlikely to end, regardless of who is next in the White House.

Recent media reports about the Obama administration's “secret side deals” with Iran are anything but credible.