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In 2012, New Yorker reporter Mattathias Schwartz covered the tribunal of suspected 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed on two occasions at Guantánamo Bay detention camp.
Former prime minister pushes for world government architecture
To awaken Thursday to front-page photos of U.S. sailors kneeling on the deck of their patrol boat, hands on their heads in postures of surrender, on Iran's Farsi Island, brought back old and bad memories.
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The capture and then release of ten US sailors in Iranian waters has the neocons in the US in a frenzy.
U.S. security forces in Libya say they were delayed by orders -- a claim Democrats say is Hollywood fantasy.
Michael Bay's "13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi" does not contain any mention of Hillary Clinton. Also not named is President Obama. At times, the movie even goes out of its way to avoid politics, as the director has said that he has n
Switzerland is famously well fortified. Thousands of military bunkers and fortresses have dotted the Swiss landscape for the past century, but with no more real military use, they have all either been sold or repurposed.
Despite 10 American sailors being in Iranian custody, President Barack Obama stuck to his State of the Union script Tuesday night and made no mention of the incident, instead touting his nuclear deal with Tehran.
Government at every level often seeks to justify its enacting of laws, rules, and regulations by claiming that doing so is for the health and safety of our children.
Africa is likely to become one of the biggest stories of 2016, and not because of some horrific new disease or harrowing new war. Instead, an unprecedented new dynamic is about to shape the continent.
OSAN AIR BASE, South Korea (AP) -- A powerful U.S. B-52 bomber flew low over South Korea on Sunday, a clear show of force from the United States as a Cold War-style standoff deepened between its ally Seoul and North Korea following Pyongyang's fourt
On Saturday, the Saudi Arabian government beheaded 47 people, one of whom was prominent Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, a senior opposition figure.
This Tuesday, the Ethiopian government told the US military that they could no longer operate an airfield within its borders to conduct drone operations.
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Tribal Forces Claim to Have Killed 'At Least 250 ISIS' by Themselves
The New Year's execution by Saudi Arabia of the Shiite cleric Sheikh Nimr Baqir al-Nimr was a deliberate provocation.
WASHINGTON -- North Korea declared on Tuesday that it had detonated its first hydrogen bomb.
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The move came amid a debate about whether the U.S. has enough ships to meet challenges posed by a fast-growing, increasingly assertive Chinese navy that is unsettling some of its neighbors. In its latest move, China announced last week that it wo
Seymour Hersh's recent revelations about an effort by the US military leadership in 2013 to bolster the Syrian army against jihadist forces in Syria shed important new light on the internal bureaucratic politics surrounding regime change in US Midd
Beijing's newest supersonic warplane could mark the end of the American monopoly on stealth fighter jets.
(NaturalNews) The Defense Department is working to develop a battlefield "hibernation" procedure for wounded troops so that the critical element of time can be mitigated to the advantage of the soldier.
Tyler Schlagel slipped out of his parents' house while they were asleep three weeks ago and drove through the wintry darkness to his favorite fishing lake high in the Rockies.
Insight into the fourth domain of warfare
I got a couple emails that asked me, "Hey, don't you think we NEED a military?! What are we going to do if we're attacked?!" Very well. I'll play. Pay attention, boys and girls. Get up and make coffee and settle in for a nice winter's cha
Obama's 'Boots on the Ground': U.S. Special Forces Are Sent to Tackle Global Threats ... They are taking on a larger combat role in Afghanistan, where the war was supposed to be over
In the following instances, officials in the government which carried out the attack (or seriously proposed an attack) admit to it, either orally, in writing, or through photographs or videos:
