Sen. Joseph Lieberman stated that he favored a no-fly zone over Syria.
Spanish Court Won’t Let Cameraman Couso’s Killing at Hands of Americans Die
Once again, a Spanish judge has indicted three American soldiers for the killing of Spanish cameraman José Couso at the Palestine Hotel in the 2003.
The Extraterrestrial Atomic Energy Agency
In Europe and South America, UFO investigation is taken seriously — not debunked and stigmatized as in the United States.
CIA’s Drone Wars Blur Distinction Between Military and Civilian Combatants
If the United States reaches a point where there is nothing to distinguish our military institutions from our civilian, then all of us are fair game.
U.S. Military Aid to Israel: Ever Inviolable
Republicans are willing to cut spending on Afghanistan and Iraq, but not military aid for Israel.
UN Origins Project Series, Part 5: Sharpening the Teeth of Peace
After World War II, for the first time, nations not only agreed upon liability for war crimes, but for the principle of attacking the international peace.
Kaddish for Oslo, Part 2: The Palmer Report
The Palmer Report whitewashed the Mavi Marmara attacks.
Troy Davis and al-Awlaki: Two Murders, One Outrage
Despite limited evidence, the United States painted Anwar al-Awlaki as a terrorist mastermind and executed him without the trial to which he was entitled as a U.S. native.
In the End, Will Iran’s Nuclear Plans Be Decided by — Cancer?
Iran’s need for uranium for medical purposes may make it amenable to compromise over its nuclear program.
Michele Bachmann “Blames” Obama for Arab Spring
In claiming President Obama “laid the table” for the Arab Spring, Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann suggests that it hurt the United States.