Afghanistan and Iraq were ATM machines for the warmakers for three decades plus a year.
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Unless these bases are dismantled, the U.S.’s imperial role on this planet will spell disaster in the years to come.
As Fox News rails against refugees, Sean Hannity is advertising right-wing pillows.
Investigative reporter Craig Whitlock discusses how defense contractors have benefited from the last two decades of war.
Opium production soared during the U.S. occupation despite billions of dollars spent on waging a drug war.
The Congressional Progressive Caucus pressed the Biden administration to provide as much humanitarian aid as possible.
When it comes to Afghanistan, much of the media are pretending history doesn’t exist.
Biden’s Monday remarks focused on “the decision to end the war” and ignored criticism about his abandonment of Afghans.
In recognizing brutal Taliban violence, let’s not argue the Afghanistan War should have been longer or more forceful.
The analysis comes as lawmakers and humanitarian groups implore Biden to open the U.S. to vulnerable Afghans.