For many Americans, the meaning of war is closer to reality TV than it is to reality.

The war against ISIS is being conveyed to us as if we're on Snapchat. Important things happen, then they're gone.

How the United States became a prisoner of war and Congress went MIA.

As nations confront the threat of Daesh/ISIS, Israel still has time to make a brave peace with Palestinians.

Military historian Andrew Bacevich says it's time for lawmakers to take the long view of our military campaign in the Middle East.

As the world reacts to ISIS brutality, Bill Moyers reminds us of homegrown barbarism in our not-so-distant past.

Four months into the Iraq War 3.0, the cracks are showing -- on the battlefield and at the Pentagon.

A noted expert on terrorism explains what's attracting thousands of foreign fighters from the US, Europe and Australia.

The president doesn't seem to understand the profound crisis of joblessness behind the turmoil.

Bill continues his conversation about the campaign against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria with two foreign policy experts.