Pirates of Procurement
US Lacks Capacity to Win Over Afghans
President Barack Obama and other top officials in his administration have made it clear that there can be no military solution in Afghanistan, and that the non-military efforts to win over the Afghan population will be central to its chances of success. The reality,...
Harmanic Convergence
Tuesday: 4 Iraqis Killed, 12 Wounded
Intl. Support Mounts for Jailed Journalist
Since Iranian-American journalist Roxana Saberi was sentenced to eight years in prison last week on the charge of spying for foreign governments, human rights and press freedom groups have become increasingly critical of the political nature of her case and the harsh...
Lawyers’ Group Targets Torture Memo Author
Lawyers who reject President Barack Obama's decision not to seek prosecution of officials who may have participated in the torture of terror-suspect prisoners are seeking justice through another avenue: Sanctions against government lawyers who created the...
Prominent Lawmaker in AIPAC Spy Scandal
A U.S. government investigation of Israeli spying caught a prominent Democratic congresswoman discussing what is alleged to be a "quid pro quo" deal involving the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), Washington's powerful, hawkish pro-Israel...
Silence on the Israeli Left
TEL AVIV - Even though atrocities committed by Israeli soldiers have surfaced and the appointment of a right-wing government diminishes the chances for peace in the Middle East, no left-wing Israeli is taking to the streets. During the war in Gaza, modest peace...


