• "Last Letter Home"

    A soldier's final words to his family, set to music.
    By David Puner March 5, 2007

  • Laura on Larry

    The first lady: "Of course, what we see on television is the one bombing a day that discourages everybody."
    By David Puner March 1, 2007

  • Protesting the war -- not just for giant puppets anymore!

    Because of the surge, Saturday's anti-Iraq war rally in Washington included some new, mainstream faces.
    By Alex Koppelman January 28, 2007

  • Kerry: Pass on '08

    The senator wants to work on avoiding "catastrophe."
    By David Puner January 25, 2007

  • Why Democrats can stop the war

    Pundits say if the party gets too tough with Bush, it will be blamed for "losing" Iraq. But the real political risk is going too easy on Bush, and losing the trust of war-weary voters.
    By Rick Perlstein January 24, 2007

  • IED-cam

    A drive in Iraq.
    By David Puner January 23, 2007

  • Olbermann on "sacrifice"

    "First we sent Amercians to their deaths for your lie Mr. Bush -- now we are sending them to their deaths for your ego."
    By David Puner January 3, 2007

  • Failing up

    Weekly Standard editor and Iraq war advocate Bill Kristol gets a gig at Time.
    By Alex Koppelman December 18, 2006

  • Give me five more minutes

    I had always imagined with horror what it would be like to get the news that my son was killed in Iraq. Then it happened.
    By Christy Miller September 25, 2006

  • A history of nonviolence

    The author of "Cod" suggests that the world's most dangerous idea could have derailed the American Revolution, the Civil War and possibly even World War II.
    By Mark Engler September 13, 2006

  • America eats its young

    We're sticking the next generation with debt and an unjust war. Solution: We must cut healthcare for people with "Bush-Cheney" bumper stickers.
    By Garrison Keillor August 30, 2006

  • Apocalypse soon

    As Israel batters Lebanon, some prophetic souls hear the trumpets sounding -- but why? Is it the end of the world as we know it? And do evangelicals feel fine?
    By Jason Boyett August 7, 2006

  • Watching Beirut die

    We went to Beirut to film a TV show about the city's newly vibrant culinary and cultural scene. Then the bombs started falling, and we could only stand on the barricades of our hotel balcony and watch it all disappear -- again.
    By Anthony Bourdain July 28, 2006

  • The view from there

    One person in Tel Aviv, one point of view, one heartache, this week in Table Talk.
    July 28, 2006

  • The showdown

    Israel has decided to put a final stop to Hezbollah and its leader Hassan Nasrallah -- and for once the world supports it. But even if it wins this war, another is probably coming.
    By Aluf Benn July 19, 2006

  • Granny Peace Brigade acquitted!

    Elderly war protesters are free.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski April 28, 2006

  • Country boy

    Who am I to question my son's innocent trust in an ideal America?
    By Nina Burleigh April 17, 2006

  • Uncertainty and horror in Baghdad

    Things are so bad here now, the TV warns us not to trust the police. And more and more people, like my cousin, must pay terrible visits to the morgue.
    By Riverbend April 3, 2006

  • 40 million horny bachelors

    Will sexually frustrated men be the cause of China's next war?
    By Sarah Goldstein February 28, 2006

  • Rove: It's the (eternal) war, stupid!

    In his first speech in two months, "Bush's brain" laid out his plan for GOP victory: War, war and more war.
    By Walter Shapiro January 21, 2006

  • Blood and betrayal

    After four years of the badly botched "war on terror," are we ready to hear the hard words of Robert Fisk -- a gutsy war correspondent who says the West has wronged the Middle East?
    By Gary Kamiya December 16, 2005

  • Rummy's scapegoat

    Brig. Gen. Janis Karpinski -- former commander at Abu Ghraib -- says she was hung out to dry by the Pentagon.
    By Jen Banbury November 10, 2005

  • The real meaning of the Plame scandal

    It isn't about indictments or Washington gossip. It's about the 2,000 Americans who have died in a deeply dishonest war.
    By Joan Walsh October 25, 2005

  • Chicks with guns

    28-year-old Kayla Williams did an Army tour in Iraq, and all we got was this insufferably self-absorbed memoir.
    By Debra Dickerson October 24, 2005

  • The (really scary) soldier of the future

    Thanks to nanotechnology, he'll be a lethal superman who can heal himself.
    By Alan H. Goldstein October 20, 2005
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