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Is there a better way to defend the U.S. from anti-American terrorism other than weighing into internal fights on behalf of governments that oftentimes disillusion their own populations?

DoD to Investigate Special Operations' Compliance with War Crimes Laws A U.S. soldier provides security near a blockade on a road toward Manbij, Syria, June 20, 2018. (Timothy R. Koster/U.S. Army) 27 Jan 2021 The Pentagon Inspector General has announced plans to evaluate how well U.S. Central Command and Special Operations Command are following rules aimed at preventing war crimes. In a memo issued Monday, the IG said that the investigation will focus on the commands’ efforts to carry out Defense Department directives aimed at reducing "potential law of war violations when conducting operat...

December 11, 2020 —  Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal reposted from  Reports from the Economic Front — This is the first in a series of posts that aim to describe and evaluate the World War II mobilization experience in the United States in order to illuminate some of the economic and political challenges we can expect to face as we work for a Green New Deal.   This post highlights the successful government directed wartime reorientation of the U.S. economy from civilian to military production, an achievement that both demonstrates the feasibility of a rapid Green...

Welcome back. i'm poppy harlo live for you in paris. europe's open borders gave the paris attackers the ability to move freely between brussels and paris and back and forth again to carry out the attack here. but could the current veeisa war program that allows pe s peopleo to the u.s. have allowed people to travel there. >> we've been speaking to counterterrorism and as well as intelligence officials, and we've learned that one of them have a clean background and likely wouldn't have raised any red flags leaving to the u.s. and that three of them probably

Wanted to show you. one of the troubles troops face is when they come home they can't find a job. 744,000 vets are unumployed. with the hem of the wounded war program he started his new job at one world trade this monday. i had a chance to sit down with andrew and paul who had never met in person until our interview. take a look. >> you took a personal approach to trying to help a veteran. can you tell us a little background. >> i work for one of the largest design firms. we have a strong commitment to responsibility. i have been working with andrew and three other folks. >> tell me about your...