401 Killed or Found in Mass Graves in Iraq During September
A Victory for Diplomacy on the Korean Peninsula
On September 18 leaders of North and South Korea signed a September Declaration to advance inter-Korean cooperation and the possibility of the North’s denuclearization. Critics immediately dismissed the agreement for having accomplished nothing on the latter objective...
The Awards I Never Got
While I hate to open this with a health update, it does explain a few things that need explaining. I was quite prepared to write yet another fundraising letter last week, but my illness – there, now I’ve actually personified it! – had other plans. A change in my...
Backfire, a Generation of American Folly
Originally posted at TomDispatch. In July 1999, Chalmers Johnson began the prologue to Blowback: The Costs and Consequences of American Empire this way: "Instead of demobilizing after the Cold War, the United States imprudently committed itself to maintaining a...
Turkish Military Casualties in Bombing; 22 Killed in Iraq
In the Heart of a Dying Empire
Originally posted at TomDispatch. When you think about it, the Earth is a relatively modest-sized planet – about 25,000 miles in circumference at the Equator, with a total surface area of 197 million square miles, almost three-quarters of which is water. It’s...
Social Media Star Among 21 Killed in Iraq
Operations in Anbar Net Militants; 16 Killed in Iraq
In Yemen and Beyond, US Arms Manufacturers Are Abetting Crimes Against Humanity
The Saudi bombing of a school bus in Yemen on August 9, 2018 killed 44 children and wounded many more. The attack struck a nerve in the U.S., confronting the American public with the wanton brutality of the Saudi-led war on Yemen. When CNN revealed that the bomb used...


