Trump’s proposed budget hides $1 trillion in military spending from the public by spreading it across disparate government agencies.
Trump’s proposed budget hides $1 trillion in military spending from the public by spreading it across disparate government agencies.
A new wave of progressive, left-wing, and socialist candidates and elected officials face an enormous challenge in articulating a foreign policy for the future. Here’s a start.
Fossil fuels and militarism are part of the same architecture of power. To combat climate change, governments must be willing to challenge both.
Increasing the U.S. military budget and fighting wars provide conservatives with a rationale to cut social spending.
Where economic and diplomatic tools were once used as first solutions, the Trump administration is now going with the military first.
At the 10 year anniversary of the Paris Agreement, U.S. climate commitments are being swallowed up by military spending.
The U.S.-China relationship is based on overconsumption and military rivalry — with a growing ecological cost. It doesn’t have to be.
Trump’s Washington breathes new life into the military-industrial complex.
The president thinks that militarizing Europe is a good thing. He’s wrong.
We lose, the weapons makers win.