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When we talk about “Real Security through International Cooperation and the Funding of Human Needs” it is sometimes hard to understand what that means in terms of our daily lives.  On my way home [...]

The NYT reported this past weekend that according to senior American military officials, about 60 percent of the foreign fighters who came to Iraq in the past year to serve as suicide bombers or [...]

President Bush and Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki have signed a deal to provide for an “enduring relationship” in military, economic and political terms. The agreement signifies a [...]

Those who died in Iraq from Nov 18 to 24: Cpl Christopher Nelson  22  Rochester WA Cpl Jason Lee  26  Fruitport MI Pvt Marius Ferrer  23  Miami FL Sgt Alejandro Ayala  26  Riverside CA 2 UK air [...]

Those who died in Iraq from Nov 11 to 17: Sgt Joseph Vanek  22  Elmhurst IL Spc Ashley Sietsema  20  Melrose Park IL Spc Peter Schmidt  30  Eureka CA Sgt Christopher Kruse  23  Emporia KS Pvt [...]

Violence in Iraq is down by 55%, according to US officials. The bad news is that just today a suicide bomber detonated his explosives as American soldiers were handing out toys to children [...]

Under a fresh and catchy new name, “Complex Transformation”, (aka “Complex 2030), is the same old Bush administration attempt to revamp the US nuclear weapons stockpile, and build new nuclear [...]

Maria Luisa Parra-Sandoval, a political science student at the University of Nevada, has been skewered in the media and on the internet for asking Hillary Clinton the superficial question, “do [...]

We have been saying over and over again that the 2008 presidential election is a critical turning point for US foreign policy, and that the US’s interaction with the rest of the world is more [...]

Our fearless outreach staff from our headquarters in Berkeley just returned from three weeks in Las Vegas. Their efforts complement the work our organizers Noura and Deidre are doing to make [...]