$11 Billion in Six Days: The Price of Trump’s War on Iran Is Already Exploding
Joshua Scheer Israel gets the war it wanted — and doesn’t have to foot the bill. The bombs fall on Iran, the region slides closer to catastrophe, and the invoice…
“Kill Them All” Controversy Explodes: Denied Order, War-Crime Alarms and a White House Scramble to Throw Others Under the Bus
By: Joshua Scheer He has a lot of things to do?! Are you kidding me? This is what a leader of the Department of War looks like? Shirking his responsibility…
No Quarter: The White House’s New ‘War’ Lets the President Kill First — and Pardon Drug Lords Later
By: Joshua Scheer With the president claiming that we are in an armed conflict with the cartels — and with the AP reporting from a memo it obtained from the…
Legal Experts Accuse Hegseth of ‘War Crimes, Murder, or Both’ After New Reporting on Boat Strike Order
By Julia Conley article from Common Dreams Former top military lawyers on Saturday said that new reporting on orders personally given by US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in early September,…
As US Military Prepares for War on China, Silicon Valley Tech Oligarchs Are Profiting
The US military is preparing for war on China. It has missile systems in the Philippines aimed at major Chinese cities. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the USA is turning…
Where Do the Candidates Stand on War? Someplace Very Vague
Whether those hostilities are rhetorical or military remains to be seen, but if the presidential past is precedent, gore awaits us.
The Obsolescence of War
War does not serve us. It represents the worst in humanity. Thankfully, we now have nonviolent tools to manage conflict in life-affirming ways.
Making War on Planet Earth: The Enemy Is Us
Can we humans stop making war on each other or preparing for yet more of the same and begin dealing with a planet heading to hell in a proverbial handbasket?
Ending the Logic of War
Why Western societies need to find new responses to violence and crises.
Making Madness Normal in Wartime
A new book on World War I by journalist Charles Glass, who has covered recent wars in the Middle East, offers an opportunity for us to compare then and now.