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August 5, 2017

Where is the Opening for Aid Reform?

by Diana Ohlbaum

It’s hard to reconcile the optimism of the development community with the signals coming from the Trump administration... READ MORE »

July 30, 2017

Boosting the Pentagon at the Expense of Domestic Programs Puts Lives at Risk

by William D. Hartung

Pentagon spending is at one of the highest levels in history, but you would never know it if you only listened to the Pentagon, the generals, and military hawks in Congress... READ MORE »

July 26, 2017

The Hidden Costs of “National Security”

by William D. Hartung

You wouldn’t know it, based on the endless cries for more money coming from the military, politicians, and the president, but these are the best of times for the Pentagon... READ MORE »

July 26, 2017

Redesigning the Foreign Aid Architecture

by Diana Ohlbaum

Donald Trump is hardly the first U.S. president to call for bureaucratic reorganization to improve government efficiency and effectiveness... READ MORE »

July 21, 2017

Is the CIA Reformable?

In this excerpt, , former CIA intelligence analyst Melvin A. Goodman ponders the meanings of the words whistleblower, dissident and contrarian, how they apply to himself and others, and whether the CIA can ever be repaired or rebuilt... READ MORE »

July 17, 2017

Political Analyst Laura Carlsen on plight of mothers of the missing

by Laura Carlsen

Political analyst Laura Carlsen, who works with an organization that advises citizen search groups in Mexico, joined Elaine Reyes to discuss the plight of mothers on a quest to find their missing children... READ MORE »

August 5, 2017

What’s Behind Trump’s Obsession with Bashing Mexico?

by Laura Carlsen

Donald Trump deflected part of the global spotlight on the G20 to engage in one of his favorite sports– publicly bashing Mexico... READ MORE »

July 28, 2017

The Myth of American Exceptionalism

Like too many nations, the United States likes to think of itself as a chosen nation and a chosen people... READ MORE »

July 26, 2017

A Guide to Trump’s $1 Trillion Defense Bill

by William D. Hartung

In May 2012, TomDispatch featured a piece by Chris Hellman and Mattea Kramer, both then analysts at the National Priorities Project, headlined “War Pay: The Nearly $1 Trillion National Security Budget.” ... READ MORE »

July 21, 2017

Big forests, big ag: Are rainforests the right place for industrial agriculture?

The chimpanzee nest was a few months old, but there it was, right next to the tracks of the endangered forest elephant... READ MORE »

July 17, 2017

Reality of North Korean Missiles vs. the Mythology of Missile Defense

Last month, the mainstream media endorsed the Pentagon’s description of a collision between an American interceptor rocket and a mock intercontinental ballistic missile over the Pacific Ocean as the “first successful test of whether it could shoot down a North Korean warhead racing toward the United States.” Nonsense!... READ MORE »

July 15, 2017

Fixing the Met: Art Lovers Speak

by Montana Mathieu

The next director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art will have a full inbox. Here, 20 well-known Met watchers offer their own bold ideas and expectations... READ MORE »

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