Torture and Abuse Revealed in WikiLeaks Documents
WikiLeaks released 400,000 documents on Friday that reveal cases of torture and abuse of detainees by Iraqi security forces. The reports also increase the number of civilian casualites in the war....
View ArticleAtlantic Yards Gets Musical Treatment
Construction started earlier this year on the largest development project in Brooklyn's history, the Atlantic Yards. And even though it isn't finished, the project is already a musical. "In The...
View ArticleErrol Morris on Soldiers Posing With Dead Civilians
The world has been shocked by three photographs released by German magazine Der Spiegel. The photos depict dead civilians in Afghanistan and U.S. Soldiers who are accused of killing them for sport....
View ArticleThe Civilian-Military Divide
TIME Washington deputy bureau chief, Mark Thompson, discusses the civilian-military divide and how it plays out as new veterans return home. Matt Gallagher, senior writing manager at IAVA and an Iraq...
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Vets Helping Vets, and Healing in the Process
Recent vets are confronting life back home, as combat missions in Iraq have wrapped up. Some of them are choosing to use their war-time experiences to help other vets who're having a harder time making...
View ArticleThe Military Deserves Serious Scrutiny, Not Empty Praise
James Fallows, national correspondent for The Atlantic, critiques the current relationship between military and civilian Americans -- the latter offer little concern, but unstinting praise, as we drift...
View ArticleA Journalist Captures Daily Life in a Palestinian Village
Journalist Ben Ehrenreich spent three years living in the Palestinian village of Nabi Salih. In his new book The Way to Spring: Life and Death in Palestine, he details the villagers' struggle against...
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What we know about the deadly air assault on Mosul
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U.S. opens formal investigation into civilian deaths in Mosul
U.S. Army Gen. Joseph Votel, commander of the U.S. Central Command, testifies before the Senate Armed Services Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington March 9, 2017. Photo by Aaron P....
View ArticleNATO vows to supply Ukraine with weapons
NATO's defense ministers have agreed to supply Ukraine with weapons amid Russia's invasion of Ukrainian territory, following a two-day meeting in Brussels. Also, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy...
View ArticleTurkey clears path for Sweden to join NATO
After months of blocking Sweden's efforts to join NATO, Turkey has agreed to support Swedish membership in the Western military alliance. Also, the UN secretary-general warned this week that Sudan is...
View ArticleUkraine says Russia conducts largest attack since beginning of war
An official count by Ukraine shows that Russia fired 122 missiles targeting civilian areas and cities across the country in the largest attack since the beginning of the war. Also, Patrice Lumumba was...
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