Torture

Peter Jackson's series “The Hobbit” closed with a festschrift of gore but its sheer silliness conceals a much more serious message.

It is time to end the denial by the APA and begin the repair for its collaboration on torture and interrogations.

Will the United States do what it demands of other nations, and hold its own government officials accountable for torture?

The media narrative surrounding “The Interview” and Sony hacking drama was a classic example of misdirection.

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Rasul Kudaev's case exemplifies how the stamp of Guantanamo can blight an innocent man's life more than a decade after his release.

Much like the days of September 2001, a catastrophic failure of the American security state has morphed into an excuse for hostility and aggression toward traditional overseas adversaries.

Under President Obama, there has been no fundamental change to counteract the US government's impulse to torture.

At least nine Pakistanis were killed Sunday in a US drone strike in North Waziristan.

Past and present seem to come together in official declarations that US military actions are dictated by the mandates of an “exceptional” war.