Drones

Andrew Cockburn takes us back to the drug wars of the 1990s, opening a window on just why the drone is the modern age's blowback weapon.

Marjorie Cohn: There had been little public concern in this country about drone strikes that killed people in other countries. But when it was revealed that US citizens could …

President Barack Obama has authorized more drone strikes during his first three months in office than President Bush did during his entire administration.

A US drone strike in Pakistan killed two hostages.

How did the US government get from there to a “Homeland Security Department” that trains local police to consider protesters to be terrorists?

Harold Koh, as the Legal Adviser of the US Department of State, was the leading legal defender of Obama's drone program.

French philosopher Gregoire Chamayou has taken a fresh look at the radically new form of warfare wreaking havoc on fundamental human categories, whether of war, legality or sovereignty.

Bonnie Block, a Madison grandmother and long-time peace activist, was found guilty of trespassing in a jury trial in the Juneau County Courthouse on Wednesday.

The private and state use of drones needs to be controlled from a public safety and privacy standpoint.

Israel has supplied 60.7 percent of the world's drones since 1985.