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The media has been abuzz with reports that one of Barack Obama’s first major gestures of bipartisanship could be keeping Defense Secretary Robert Gates in his position for a year or two to help [...]

UANI's cryptic bus stop ad Now that the Bush administration is heading off into the sunset, and the “Axis of Evil” speech is a distant memory, apparently someone felt the need to fill the [...]

As we celebrate the astounding Obama victory, I wanted to point to some of the still-shifting pieces of the new congressional map, which is on its way to becoming another major win for [...]

  In order to lay the groundwork for serious changes in our foreign policy in 2009, Peace Action West is supporting pro-peace candidates throughout the western states. We have sent four of [...]

The media remains fascinated by that shrinking pool of voters still deciding between McCain and Obama. But there are no TV cameras in the living rooms of another brand of undecided voter. Do you [...]

Like a lot of you, I have been consumed by the election mania, anxiously watching  the polls and following everything from substantive issue debates on foreign policy to 24-hour cable news [...]

In an raid inside Syrian territory, U.S. special forces are reported to have killed eight people. This raid is significant for a number of reasons. First of all it represents the first time U.S. [...]

As we’ve seen time after time, “hyping the threat” is most dog-eared play in the foreign policy playbook for a rogue's gallery of hawks and neocons. Disgraced Iraq War architect Paul [...]

Add the definition of "preconditions" to the ever-growing list of things Sarah Palin does not know regarding foreign policy. She appears to believe that engaging in diplomacy without [...]

Regardless of who is president or what Congress looks like, Peace Action West is always working to communicate with our policymakers and push for a foreign policy based on human rights, nuclear [...]