Military personnel in the US are increasingly in deep distress. The defense budget is hundreds of billions of dollars but it ends up in the pockets of defense companies. As a result, troops, veterans and military families are suffering.
The tenors of the military-industrial establishment appear to be changing their theoretical footwear.
Given the role the United States has played in wars and militarized conflicts of every sort, when has the country ever not been at war?
There is a need to educate the next generation of computer scientists, developers and engineers.
History seems to be compelling the US to retreat from the Middle East, but a highly motivated inertia may have its way.
The global war on terror might be more accurately called a global war of error. Tom Engelhardt explains.
In this edition of The Interview, Fair Observer talks to the American anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan.
The Americans are everywhere, remarkably well-funded and well-armed and ready to face off against the aggressors and provocateurs of this planet.
