How the Pentagon Repurposes Civilian Casualties as Anti-Terror Propaganda
The American military has released hundreds of videos showing U.S.-led coalition airstrikes. The victims are not always the intended targets.
The Sad, Lonely Men Behind America’s Mass Shootings
Is the U.S. finally ready to grapple with its toxic masculinity problem?
Jeff Sessions’ Stubborn Crusade Against Marijuana
In the U.S., the question of marijuana legalization is no longer where and how—it's when. Just don't tell that to the attorney general.
A New Report Sheds Light on the Tea Party’s IRS Delusion
The TIGTA report underscores the false notion of tyrannical taxation that some libertarians have been fixating on for years.
The Las Vegas Shooting Isn’t Just About Gun Laws—It’s About Gun Culture
Perhaps the ubiquity of firearms has made us less vigilant to the threats that lax protections pose.
Price’s Firing Isn’t About ‘Draining the Swamp.’ It’s About Embarrassing Trump
It was Price's hypocrisy—not his malfeasance—that did him in.
The War on Terror Is Even Deadlier With Trump in Office
How many civilian casualties is the U.S. willing to face in order to accomplish its goal of defeating ISIS?
Trump’s War on the NFL Reveals the True Meaning of His Law and Order Presidency
It seems Trump has staked his entire political identity on his role not just as a strong commander-in-chief, but also a culture warrior eager to rebuff the rising tides of liberalism and multiculturalism.
Aaron Hernandez and the Rise of the CTE Defense
When it comes to CTE research, the law hasn't caught up to the science just yet.
How Trump Inadvertently Eulogized an Anti-Nuclear Russian Folk Hero at the U.N.
In 1983, Stanislav Petrov saved the world from a catastrophic nuclear exchange. Decades later, his reasoned calm is sorely missed.