War

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  • The cold price of hot blood

    A devastating new book reveals that Iraq will cost the U.S. at least $3 trillion. Will Americans check their pocketbooks the next time a president tries to sell them on a cheap, glorious war?
  • War goes graphic

    "Age of Bronze," a masterly graphic novel series about the Trojan War, is fit for the gods.
  • Killing "Bubba" from the skies

    Inside a secret high-tech control center the U.S. Air Force targets enemies in Iraq and Afghanistan. But can they bomb them legally, and without killing innocents? A Salon exclusive.
  • In the military we trust

    Progressives who want to disarm U.S. militarism must first understand the nation's faith in the military -- one of our least elitist, most diverse institutions.
  • The fallout for Bush on Iran

    Former U.N. weapons inspector Hans Blix assesses the latest U.S. intelligence and whether Bush could still launch a military strike.
  • War and peace and trade

    A history of world trade over the last millennium in one sentence.
  • The fate of the Earth, the Bush years

    Jonathan Schell: "Everybody who has ever marched against nuclear weapons should dust off their boots and get back in the fray."
  • Miss Landmine 2008

    At a beauty pageant held for Angola's land mine victims, the prize is a prosthetic leg.
  • War Room: Rice gets pinked

    Protesters confront Condoleezza Rice and are dragged away.
  • Another Iraq invasion?

    Political tensions boil in Turkey as thousands call for war against Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq, and the White House scrambles to stop it.
  • How hard is it to write honestly about war?

    A haunting, minimalist portrait of modern warfare by former soldier Matthew Eck.
  • Bush "at peace" waging war

    A new transcript reveals the president, on the brink of the Iraq invasion, full of faith, calm and unyielding optimism.
  • Sunday morning coming down

    I'm an old, tired Democrat, sick of this infernal war, but here in an old brownstone church there is a moment of separation from all the griefs of this world.
  • Al Gore wins the Nobel Peace Prize

    Gore is rewarded for his epic efforts to focus attention on the perils of climate change.
  • Blackwater and "Magic"

    On a day when Republicans are embracing mercenaries who kill civilians as "our team," Bruce Springsteen releases another great album, and that's one for our team.
  • Blackwater by the numbers

    A congressional memo looks into the private security contractor's activities in Iraq, the State Department's responses and taxpayer costs.
  • Mission accomplished -- for Iran

    The scale of Bush's strategic miscalculation in Iraq is striking, emboldening Iran to extend its influence in the Middle East.
  • War without end

    Best known for his tales of losers, thieves and addicts, Denis Johnson takes on the Vietnam War in his daring new novel, "Tree of Smoke."
  • A tree grows in El Salvador

    Civil war, mass emigration, the collapse of rural agriculture... Guess what, there's a silver lining
  • Bush's Napoleon complex

    The president's appeals to democracy, liberty and security to justify the carnage in Iraq recall Napoleon Bonaparte's Egyptian conquest.
  • Bush's blank check

    Do we really need to spend more than a trillion dollars a year to defeat small groups of terrorist fanatics?
  • Unglamorous Jessica Lynch exclusive

    The soldier shares her humble story with Glamour magazine.
  • New Walter Reed questions

    Democratic senators ask why the government failed to respond to 2004 warning about hospital conditions.
  • Argentina's own abandoned veterans

    Twenty-five years ago this band of brothers was sent to fight an unwinnable war, only to be deserted by their government.
  • Stewart on Walter Reed

    Welcome home ... to hell.
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