A Department of Justice memo asserts that the executive branch can unilaterally order U.S. citizens murdered without so much as a criminal charge.
How the deadly offshoot of the infamous terror group got its start.
The punditocracy tends to remember events in whatever order it pleases.
It's time for U.S. policy makers to acknowledge the genuine horrors that have resulted, even inadvertently, from their actions.
The United States is not living up to the commitments it made to the new government in Sana.
Syria. The Arab Spring. Regional strife. The Saudi king's conference will have no shortage of agenda items.
The myth of a coherent "Al Qaeda" is being used to justify illegal, unconstitutional warfare.
Congress should spend less time policing leaks about the president's unilateral exercise of war powers and more time restraining them.
High hopes for reform and power sharing falter amid realities of repression, insurgency and conflict.
Are U.S. strikes creating more terrorists than they kill?
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