Trump's wars are now all over the map. The peace movement can fight back by joining already thriving intersectional campaigns.

Though his foreign policy seems arbitrary and inconsistent, a pattern has emerged to explain Donald Trump's worldview and how the US will carry it out.

As our institutions bend and buckle and approach the breaking point, the president bombs Syria and is hailed by an obeisant media.

The reality-show presidency goes to war.

Chaos is the new normal at the White House.

We still need what King called a "radical revolution of values" that emphasizes social justice rather than militarism and economic nationalism.

Sarah Jaffe speaks with Afghanistan war veteran and conscientious objector Rory Fanning about Trump's "alarming" plans for the military.

If you want a clear picture of the status of our military and what it's accomplishing, don't look for the truth from US Central Command.

President Trump has assembled the most military-heavy foreign policy team in memory, if not in American history.

When did we start to think of the president as commander-in-chief first and executor of laws a distant second?