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The commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps has issued an apparent warning that the country could easily cut off a key Persian Gulf shipping route.

Coming soon to your neighborhood if McCain has his way — soldiers under orders to “clamp down” and “make sure that the known criminals are kept under control.”

Hersh admits not writing an article on this obvious act of treason because the neocons didn’t actually see their demented plan through.

A RAND Corp. report confirms what we have been saying for years: the war on terror is a hoax which is actually weakening national security.

The VeriChip Corporation, manufactures of the VeriChip — the microchip made to be implanted in humans — has taken a considerable downturn after evidence has emerged showing the chip could cause cancer.

The Virtual Army Experience — a traveling exhibit of the U.S. Army — has been touring the country but critics don’t like the idea of the military using giant videogames as a recruiting tool.

An army recruiter in Houston has been lying to high school students about their obligations under a non-binding military “delayed entry program” and even threatening them with jail if they don’t follow through and enlist.

Defense Secretary Gates, who opposes US action against Iran, urged to tighten sanction against Tehran while keeping all options open

The video is entitled “The Al Qaeda Plan,” an echo of “The Nazi Plan” made by Oscar-winning director George Stevens as evidence in the Nuremberg war crimes trials of German leaders after World War II.

The hearing was an important first step in repealing an un-American law that hurts the military by pushing away talented gays and lesbians.

The hearing was an important first step in repealing an un-American law that hurts the military by pushing away talented gays and lesbians.

Female service members often remain silent about the dangers they face. Now is the time to break the culture of fear that keeps them quiet.

A new report finds the Air Force is spending counterterrorism funds on very fancy seating for military and civilian leaders.

A government watchdog has uncovered pictures that suggest US troops on their way to battlefields in Afghanistan travel in squalor while top military and government officials are cocooned in “comfort capsules.”

Christian broadcaster Pat Robertson sharply criticized the “moderate tone” the Bush administration has allegedly taken toward Iran and its nuclear weapons program.

Some interesting information emerged from the Guantanamo Bay naval base yesterday in the form of a direct admission from a US prosecutor that the fourth plane was “shot down”.

Congressman, supported by majority of American people, bravely out to ensure Bush goes down in history as liar and war criminal as Democrats rally to his defense

For something that’s not supposed to exist, the anti-war movement sure was effective in fighting a recent resolution to blockade Iran.

Dr. James Ketchum tested a potent form of synthetic marijuana on soldiers to develop a secret weapon in the ’60s. Now he’s telling the tale.

As Obama prepares for his world tour, we must prepare to ask him the tough questions about imperialism and the U.S. global military machine.

Presidential frontrunner Barack Obama has called for a “civilian national security force” as powerful as the U.S. military, comments that were compared by one journalist to the Nazi Hitler Youth.

The US Air Force sought money from counter-terrorism funds to install luxurious rooms on military aircraft for travelling top brass and officials.

Among the seemingly innumerable Iraq scandals is one largely ignored: shoddy electrical work by U.S. contractors at military bases leading to numerous electrical fires, troops receiving painful shocks, and even death by electrocution.

Can the president synonymous with a military disaster put a positive spin on McCain’s Iraq plan?

A federal court has issued two rulings: One favoring President Bush’s indefinite detentions of “enemy combatants,” and another granting one of said “enemy combatants” the opportunity to challenge his detention in court.

Former Deputy Secretary of Defense argues that America’s leadership role in the post-Bush world may depend upon ‘how threatening the world appears’

Two former secretaries of state spent the past year concocting a new plan to give the president a role in war-making that the Constitution does not allow.

The former NYC chief emergency manager Jerome Hauer, whose office was on the 23d floor of WTC 7, was also a building collapse specialist, according to a recently uncovered New York Times article.

Hedges is one of many plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the US government brought by the ACLU that seeks to scuttle an update to the FISA signed by President Bush Thursday

America’s military hawks will have to find a new reason to blow money on weapons we don’t need.