Military

Police are now crunching crime statistics to divine when and where future crimes are most likely to occur, a method seen by some as an expansion of a militarization …

What happens when a war ends and an army comes home? It's been a vexing problem for centuries. Now the United States faces the problem again.

The legislation would have stripped military commanders of the power to prosecute sexual assaults and other major crimes.

At least two recent State of the Union speeches reflect a dangerous, creeping American militarism for which we are all culpable.

It is absolutely critical to understand and fully internalize that Boykin is far from alone in his nightmarish conception of the Prince of Peace's (mainstream) redeeming message.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has given the Department of Defense a possible reprieve from American citizens' war-weary thoughts.

Two psychologists deplore the decision by the American Psychological Association to continue to condone the profession's involvement in prisoner abuse at Guantanamo.

After two years of uproar over mostly phantom cuts, 2015 isn't likely to bring austerity to the Pentagon either.

When President Obama released his budget for 2015 on Tuesday, which included $495.6 billion for the Pentagon, the likely suspects screamed that the sky is going to fall.

A nation that used to espouse isolationism has morphed into one poised for hair-trigger pre-emptive war.