The Quagmire in Iraq

Facts and figures on the mounting human and fiscal costs of the Iraq War to the United States and Iraq.

Adolescent Tantrum

One year ago, our greatest fear was that the president, still unable to master his hormones, would try to go mano a mano with Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Sublime

Christi Kramer compares the lives of one who leaves and one who stays behind.

Foreign Occupation

This week at FPIF, we debut our new strategic focus on the global U.S. military footprint – and how to shrink it.

The Enduring Trap in Iraq

The Bush administration is stirring the pot once again by negotiating an agreement with the “sovereign” Iraqi government to place U.S. military troops and bases permanently on Iraqi soil despite strong objections from many Democrats.

The Million Year War

There’s a risk that the United States will never withdraw from Iraq.

Teachers and the War

Why has the American Federation of Teachers distanced itself from the union mainstream and supported the Iraq War?

Behind Obama and Clinton

You can tell a great deal about presidential candidates by the people who whisper in their ears.

Chomsky on World Ownership

The United States thinks it owns the world, says Noam Chomsky, and that explains so much of its foreign policy.

McCain’s Two Wars

On both Iraq and climate change, John McCain supports the Bush status quo.

Barack Obama on the Middle East

Barack Obama on the Middle East: Is it wise to hope that as president, Obama would be more progressive than he is letting on?

Lantos’ Tarnished Legacy

There’s no question that the Congressman’s personal history is both courageous and noble but most peace and justice activists have found Lantos as a very inconsistent human rights advocate.