War & Peace

William Rivers Pitt examines the doublespeak coming out of Washington on Syria.

Hope is a subversive, defiant practice that resists ideas that pose a threat to democracy.

The long lasting affects of military attacks take their toll on service members and the families that love them.

“The negotiations provide a cover for Israel’s takeover of the territories it wishes to control,” writes Chomsky on the recent peace talks.

Robert Parry: The only way to stop the bloodshed in Syria is to get the various sides into peace talks - and it is the US-supported rebels who won't …

Robert Naiman: Intelligence officials are not sure that Secretary of State John Kerry's claims are true.

Though some intelligence analysts still doubt that the Syrian government launched a chemical attack, the political momentum for a U.S. retaliatory strike may be unstoppable. But the broader framework …

A military intervention by the United States in Syria to punish the government would violate international law.

Instead of responsibly waiting for the UN chemical weapons team - which is already in Syria - to investigate the incident, the Obama administration has already stated that such …

The use of chemical weapons by Assad is still in question, and instead of focusing on military intervention, the US should be supporting a negotiated peace between both sides