June 10, 2016Most Americans have no personal connection to US fighting overseas or the brutal fullness of war — and thus don't engage with veterans' issues or the idea of future conflict.
June 10, 2016And he called them out fearlessly.
May 6, 2016The Jesuit writer and activist's death is a reminder of the necessity and power of protest in America.
January 11, 2016Why “collateral damage” elicits so little empathy among Americans.
October 14, 2015Andrew Bacevich opines on why Washington's efforts to support foreign armies keep falling apart.
June 3, 2015Anthony Russo is not a household name, but he was the first to document the CIA's use of torture, five decades ago in Vietnam.
May 2, 2015This week marks the 45th anniversary of four dead in Ohio. Senior writer Michael Winship remembers the shock of protesting students murdered in cold blood, and what happened next.
April 30, 2015Will the end games in Iraq and Afghanistan follow the Vietnam playbook?
March 11, 2015Historian Andrew Bacevich writes that academics "presuming to instruct the mere mortals who actually run for office are a blight on the republic."
February 3, 2015Today, we're just cynical, which is why there is no massive antiwar movement.
