Secret US Cable: Chemical Agent Probably Used in Syria The State Dept, ironically, officially denies any knowledge of the Assad regime's alleged use of the chemical agent.
Afghan Tribal Elders to Decide on US Troop Immunity A failure to secure legal immunity for troops in Iraq led to Obama pulling out completely
Pentagon Prepares for Sequestration Cuts The sudden preparedness for defense cuts reveals the prior scaremongering as pure politics
Obama, Karzai Stay Ambiguous on US Troop Levels in Afghanistan More than a decade of military occupation hasn't managed to correct the problems in Afghanistan.
US Drone Use Setting Off New Global Arms Race The proliferation of drone technology is, justifiably but hypocritically, generating concern in Washington
Hagel, Brennan Nominations Reflect More of the Same Obama Foreign Policy A reluctance to get involved in conventional ground wars and a penchant for secret, unaccountable wars.
In 4 Drone Strikes in A Single Day, US Kills Up to 25 A study by Obama's former counter-terrorism aid finds civilian deaths have been misrepresented
Iran Says Its Missiles Can Target Within 2,000 KM Range Iran boasts about their long-range missiles in order to deter the US and Israel, which consistently threaten to attack the Islamic Republic
If Confirmed, Hagel Likely to Favor Swift Withdrawal From Afghanistan On Iran and Syria too, Hagel appears reluctant to commit troops
Two Former US Officials Criticize Obama’s Counter-Productive Drone War Obama has been "ruthless and indifferent to the rule of law," according to his former counter-terrorism advisor
