Iraq War

US soldiers did find chemical weapons in Iraq, but they weren't the weapons we were told about.

A federal jury has returned guilty verdicts against four Blackwater operatives involved in the 2007 massacre at Baghdad's Nisoor Square.

If US troops found thousands of chemical shells, which they dealt with at their peril, why didn't the Bush administration bellow the fact to the heavens?

Iraqis turned against one another, as US troops mostly watched the chaotic scene from behind the well-fortified Green Zone.

The foreign armies that the US invests so much money, time, and effort in training and equipping don't act as if the US' enemies are their enemies.

The United States' war on sexual violence, mass murder and religious persecution should begin at home.

“Amid the waves of fear and continual headlines about terror plots, we, the people, have now largely been relegated to the role of frightened spectators.”

Osama Bin Laden explicitly described his terror tactics as drawing the US, and the West generally, into an endless war.

Scholar Edmund Ghareeb explains how the authorization for military force against Islamic State by the Turkish parliament will affect peace negotiations with the Kurds.

Author Jeremy Scahill talks about how the US invasion of Iraq in 2003 helped create the threat now posed by the Islamic State.