Colin Powell Gets Mad at Me
The evidence is overwhelming that Colin Powell knew much of what he said in front of the Security Council was false.
The evidence is overwhelming that Colin Powell knew much of what he said in front of the Security Council was false.
HuffingtonPost.com | Andrea Stone | Posted 05.11.2012
WASHINGTON -- Nearly four years after a congressionally mandated commission warned that bioterrorism poses the greatest threat to the nation, the form...
The Huffington Post | Andy Campbell | Posted 02.29.2012
You ain't nothin' but a diabetic bomb hoaxer, cryin' to the cops. Michael Conley, a 64-year-old Elvis impersonator, allegedly locked himself inside...
Posted 02.29.2012
Two Florida men were charged with serious felonies after they threatened cops with a weapon of mass destruction -- all because they didn't want to get...
Paul Heroux | Posted 04.10.2012
The way forward is reminiscent of the saying: "Take care of your character and your reputation will take care of itself." It seems that both the West and Iran have something to learn from this saying.
Paul Heroux | Posted 04.02.2012
While the West could be all wrong about Iran's intentions, the evidence uncovered by the IAEA does not suggest this to be the case.
Faisal J. Abbas | Posted 02.25.2012
What started as a hyped-up war of 'shock and awe', has ended rather quietly, tainted with mixed reviews as to whether or not the 'mission' was indeed accomplished.
Robert Scheer | Posted 02.21.2012
That Thomas Friedman's self-serving feints at the truth can still earn him a place of high regard in the world of journalism is a sad commentary on the profession that has rewarded him so lucratively.
David Paul | Posted 02.17.2012
If our experiment in spreading democratic freedom across the Muslim world seems like it may have rough moments, we need only look back at our now-decades old experiment in spreading economic freedom, known as free trade.
Chris Weigant | Posted 12.26.2011
Every current Republican gripe on the Iraq withdrawal boils down to a monumental refusal to face the reality of a full-fledged Iraqi democracy.
AP | KIMBERLY DOZIER and DOUGLAS BIRCH | Posted 10.24.2011
WASHINGTON — No one can be sure who controls the Libyan government's weapons stockpiles, a stew of deadly chemicals, raw nuclear material and so...
Dr. Peggy Drexler | Posted 09.03.2011
The Declaration of Independence was a statement that we intend to run this place the way we want. The Constitution was the blueprint for how we're going to do it.
Jonathan Weiler | Posted 08.23.2011
There's been lots of commentary about Chris Wallace's interview with Jon Stewart. In a sane world, we wouldn't need to have this conversation. That FOX is a relentless propaganda machine ought to be too banal to even have to note.
Sobia Ali | Posted 08.01.2011
Although it would be an exaggeration to say that everyone in Pakistan mistrusts and hates the U.S., a substantial majority does.
Russ Wellen | Posted 07.08.2011
In its inability to signal a true commitment to nuclear disarmament, virtual deterrence is hardly ideal. But it sounds like a step in the right direction, right? Wrong.
Russ Wellen | Posted 06.18.2011
In a cruel joke at a time of supposed disarmament, the CMRR promises to be the most expensive construction project in the history of Los Alamos.
Russ Wellen | Posted 05.31.2011
The light shining on the safety of nuclear energy as a result of the Japanese nuclear crisis has been of such powerful wattage that it's even flushing safety issues with nuclear weapons labs and manufacturing facilities out of hiding.
Janine R. Wedel | Posted 05.25.2011
No matter what shadow lobbyists try to portray, or how often they try to fly under the radar, they are, indeed, lobbyists, whether for their own ideological cause or simple financial interest. They need to be held to account.
Rahim Kanani | Posted 05.25.2011
By compiling numerous comments made by a range of religious clerics, scholars and authorities, the goal is to assess the substance of the religious discourse concerning Shi'a Islam and the permissibility of WMD acquisition, possession and use.
Russ Wellen | Posted 05.25.2011
"The Great Atomic Power" was first recorded in 1952, the year that the hydrogen bomb was first tested. The song may have provided some comfort for those listeners aware that the nuclear arms race was at its height.
Posted 05.25.2011
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell slammed U.S. intelligence officials over their handling of "Curveball," the notorious Iraqi defector who admitt...
Scott Mendelson | Posted 05.25.2011
In an article in the Guardian Iraqi defector Rafid Ahmed Alwan al-Janabi, nicknamed 'Curveball', admits that he made it all up. By 'all', he is referring to the various stories of Saddam Hussein's Weapons of Mass Destruction program.
The Guardian | Martin Chulov and Helen Pidd in Karlsruhe | Posted 05.25.2011
The defector who convinced the White House that Iraq had a secret biological weapons programme has admitted for the first time that he lied about his ...
Joe Cirincione | Posted 05.25.2011
As a free Egypt transforms itself, analysts are nervously watching for signs of new nuclear ambitions. Why has Egypt never come clean about the full scope of its nuclear activities and experimentation?
Russ Wellen | Posted 05.25.2011
We're under the gun: we need to make use of the nuclear taboo as a springboard to disarmament before its expiration date. But there exists another nuclear taboo against discussing the destruction caused by nuclear weapons.
Jonathan Schwarz | Posted 05.15.2012