Internet scholar Susan Crawford explains how media conglomerates put profit ahead of the public interest, and author Nick Turse shares what we never knew about the Vietnam War. Continue reading
Veterans & War
Whether it’s the memories of D-Day veterans, news from the “forgotten front” of Afghanistan or the toll that fighting has taken on families of troops here at home, Bill Moyers continues to report on the costs of war here and abroad, and the aftermath for the men and women who’ve been able to come back.
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February 7, 2013
Bill shares how U.S. drone warfare not only kills innocent bystanders, but generates sympathy and support for our enemies. Continue reading
February 6, 2013 | Q&A
A Justice Department memo reveals the administration's legal case for drone strikes targeting American citizens. Legal expert Vicki Divoll dissects their argument.
February 5, 2013 | News & Notes
A Justice Department memo obtained by NBC News details the Obama administration's case for using drones to target and kill American citizens involved with terrorist organizations.
February 1, 2013 | Moyers & Company
Bill explores the moral and legal implications of using drones to target our enemies. Also, Matt Taibbi on big bank privileges. Continue reading
February 1, 2013
A former CIA legal advisor and a Constitutional law expert join Bill to examine controversies behind America’s secretive war tactics. Continue reading
February 1, 2013 | On Democracy
The Obama Administration is engaged in a worldwide dragnet of detention and death that raises troubling questions and fervent debate over the fight against terrorism. Continue reading
February 1, 2013
See how many militants, civilians and children have been killed in the drone wars. Continue reading
February 1, 2013
An interactive timeline compares President Obama and George W. Bush’s regards for civil liberties while fighting terror. Discover what has changed — and what has not. Continue reading
February 1, 2013 | Q&A
Are U.S. drone strikes consistent with the idea of “just wars”? A military and political scholar breaks the question down. Continue reading
