Review: ‘The Most Dangerous Place’
Imtiaz Gul goes to Pakistan’s tribal areas and details the region’s descent into chaos.
A Unified Security Budget for the United States, FY 2011
The Pentagon’s plans for cuts won’t change the security spending balance.
Top U.S. Leadership Endorses Unified Security Budget
Pentagon plans for cuts won’t change security spending balance
When Reality Shows Collide
Reality TV has reached the White House. So when will it come to foreign policy?
A Way Forward: Reexamining the Pentagon’s Spending Habits
What can you get for a trillion dollars? A new report looks at how how the Pentagon can contribute significantly to deficit reduction while advancing national security goals.
The Pentagon’s Runaway Budget
Why is the United States spending more now on the military than during the Cold War?
Obama and the Permanent War Budget
The Pentagon is insatiable. Here’s how to cut off its food supply.
The Struggle of Electrical Workers in Mexico Goes On
Dismantling the nation’s energy industry in the name of “structural reform” does little to help growing poverty and joblessness.
Robert McNamara’s Second Vietnam
At the World Bank, Robert McNamara wreaked as much havoc in countries as he did when head of the Pentagon.
AFRICOM’s Ugandan Blunder
The Pentagon touts a victory for the Africa Command’s support of a recent Ugandan incursion into Congo. Media reports suggest otherwise.
Trouble at the Pentagon
Misplaced money, cost overruns, contractors gone wild: the Pentagon is in dire need of austerity and oversight.
Shape Up and Ship Out
How the Pentagon can cut the military budget and still keep us safe.
The Military-Petroleum Complex
America’s oil addiction has gotten it into all sorts of trouble around the world.
Bush at the Pentagon
Why is the president still giving victory speeches about the Iraq War?
Memorializing Iraq
Joseph DeLappe isn’t waiting for the end of the Iraq War to start building a monument to the Iraqi civilians who have died.