Tag: afghanistan
Ukraine: War and the Challenge of Human Rights in the U.S. and Beyond
From Moscow to Washington, the Barbarism and Hypocrisy Don’t Justify Each Other
Censorship in America
The Antiwar Movement That Wasn’t Enough
ACLU Demands ‘Truly Systemic Overhaul’ of U.S. Civilian Harm Policies
Why Washington Has Learned Nothing From Vietnam to Afghanistan
The Three Types of U.S. ‘Regime Change’
The Epic Struggle over the Epicenter of U.S. Global Power
Hey, Hey, USA! How Many Bombs Did You Drop Today?
Biden’s Four Biggest Mideast Challenges in 2022
Best of Chris Hedges’ 2021 Columns
How Awesome is ‘Awesome’? America’s Underperforming Military
What Our Forever Wars Really Cost You
Welcome to the American Century
Andrew Cockburn: War Is a Multi-Trillion-Dollar Racket and the Pentagon Knows It
Recovering from America’s Imperial Delusions
Droning On: Assassins-in-Chief and Their Brood
The Names You’ll Never Know
Ex-Prisoners Recall U.S. Torture at ‘Afghanistan’s Abu Ghraib’
How Corporations Won the War on Terror
Up to Half of the $14 Trillion Spent by Pentagon Since 9/11 Has Gone to War Profiteers
The Biggest Winner of the Afghanistan War
Hedges: The Evil We Do Is the Evil We Get
What Really Matters in the US of A
Michael Moore and Chris Hedges on American Empire at Its Breaking Point
Learn From the Afghan War—or Repeat It
Demand for ‘Moratorium on Drone Warfare’ Follows Latest U.S. Killing of Afghan Civilians
