Iraq

Ten years after the largest protest in British history in February 2003, activists examine Britain's legacy in Iraq and the era of continuous warfare.

As George Bush and his national security team marched the US off to war in Iraq, they were aided by key news outlets, especially the neocon-dominated Washington Post.

Clinton's legacy has been one of continuing the policies of her predecessors in the Bush administration of opposing international law and human rights.

Ray McGovern: There is circumstantial evidence that Colin Powell was a willing co-conspirator in the push to invade Iraq.

Stephen Zunes tracks the history of John Kerry from Vietnam War critic to Iraq war hawk.

What was ultimately left behind was not only a devastated Iraqi population but an authoritarian Shiite government.

From Vietnam to Iraq and Afghanistan, one common thread through all US military endeavors is the backlash and suffering of civilians caught in the cross fires.

A double-standard for objecting to bias in cable news media is coming to the fore since Jazeera bought Current.

Although many will dispute his exclusion of other forms of aggression as violence, few will argue that Timothy Leary's assertion is more valid than ever now: Violence is killing …

Petraeus apparently came to believe the myth he had artfully created.