Tag: tomdispatch
Chris Hedges: Writing on War and Living in a World from Hell
Inside America’s War Machine, Integrity Is Optional
Will the U.S. Learn Anything from Putin’s Disastrous Invasion?
How the Arms Industry Scams the Taxpayer
The Nasty Voices in Our Heads
The Enduring Tyranny of Oil
New Mexico’s Megafires Mark a Turning Point
America’s $1.4 Trillion ‘National Security’ Budget Makes Us Ever Less Safe
Dealing with Trump’s Occupation of All Too Many American Hearts and Minds
Why Going “Hard” is Taking the Easy Way Out
A Trail of Tears: How Veterans Return From America’s Wars
War as Terrorism: Conflicts We Can’t Win, Suffering We Don’t See
Arsenal of Autocracy? The Major Weapons Makers Cash in Worldwide, Not Just Ukraine
No More Bystanders in the Post-Roe Era
The Economic Consequences of the War
The Civilian Deaths You Haven’t Heard About
How to End the War in Ukraine
The New Gold Rush: How Pentagon Contractors Are Cashing in on the Ukraine Crisis
American Militarism, a Persistent Malady
Tom Engelhardt: “Bride and Boom!”
The Uncivil War Between Nationalism and Internationalism
The United States is Exceptional, Just Not in the Ways Any of Us Should Want
From Drought to Deluge on a New Planet
Tom Engelhardt: Cold War II or World War III?
The Geopolitics of the Ukraine War
Our Ukraine Wake-Up Call
Guantánamo’s Forever Elusive Endgame
