RoboCop in Iraq
In the next five years, according to DefenseLink, the Pentagon plans to spend $2 billion on robots, breaking the monopoly of human soldiers in an army
In the next five years, according to DefenseLink, the Pentagon plans to spend $2 billion on robots, breaking the monopoly of human soldiers in an army
Who's to blame when 'just following orders' means murder?
School districts are beginning to keep the results of a dodgy student aptitude test out of the hands of military recruiters
The Pentagon's new program to embed anthropologists with combat brigades raises many concerns
Millennials, explained Arthur Mitchell, director of strategic planning for the Navy's Accelerate Your Life campaign, are "narcissistic praise junkies" and "a somewhat alien life force"
Is the Pentagon's neighborhood watch strategy protecting Iraqis or stoking the civil war?
U.S.-Turkish relations, already strained by the war in Iraq, are being tested further by the controversial congressional resolution recognizing the 1915 genocide of Armenians.
Sexual abuse and rape in military culture--and a lack of action by military authorities--are long-standing problems, brought to light with the Tailhook scandal in 1991
Contracting soldiers of fortune is only one example of our recent philosophy of government
How the Pentagon transformed a contractor into a symbol of the surge's 'success'
America's deadly dependence on private security contractors in Iraq
Despite numerous human rights abuses, the United States continues to pump money into the Indonesian military under the guise of the war on terror
Two dozen military bases in Africa will help the United States compete for influence with China in the otherwise forgotten continent
American-style sprawl is adversely affecting the outposts of our global empire
Despite a growing body of medical research, the Pentagon is extending tours of duty to their longest levels since World War II, precipitating the first time in history that active-duty soldiers will spend more time in combat than at home
An enduring crisis in civil-military relations threatens America's future
Latino teenagers, including illegal immigrants are being recruited into the military with false promises.
For the Iraqi people, the surge in U.S. troops has meant more bombs dropping from the sky and a surge in deaths
More than 1,000 police officers, soldiers and members of enemy cartels have been killed this year as President Calderon has turned up the heat
Did the Democrats leave military servicewomen without EC for political reasons?
Machsom Watch advocates for fair treatement of Palestinians, drawing both resentment and respect from their countrymen
Supporting our troops at any cost overshadows holding them accountable for sexual assault within military
Blackwater unites conservative Catholics, evangelicals and neoconservatives to fight a theoconservative holy war
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Soldiers returning from Iraq aren't receiving their education stipends until it's too late
The United States launched a deadly air attack against Somalia last February, using the war on terror as… more
In January, Conscious Choice, a Chicago urban lifestyle magazine released "The Chicago Green Report Card." Examining Mayor Richard… more
With the FARC having devolved into little more than bandits, a new left-wing party has emerged
General Petraeus says he thinks the war in Iraq is winnable. His recent manual suggests otherwise.
The state with the highest per capita deaths demands an end to the war in Iraq
Rick Scavetta lives with his wife and young daughter in a small town near New Haven, Conn. He… more
The annual protests against the School of the Americas--the U.S. Army's training institute for Latin American military leaders--are… more
Why progressives have more in common with the military than they think
A falsely accused "enemy combatant" describes his imprisonment in Guantanamo.
Do partisanship and cronyism trump congressional oversight and corporate accountability?
To keep the war in Iraq going, the military needs soldiers, lots and lots of them. So they've… more
Retired Lieutenant General William Odom was the director of the National Security Agency between 1985 and 1988. Currently… more
Peace marchers aim to keep the abuse of 'enemy combatants' visible
Recent Iraq soldier memoirs display a 'whatever, dude' detachment
Despite signaling that it would no longer tap the Individual Ready Reserve, the Army calls up more troops just in time for the holidays.