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Tomgram: Chris Hedges, My War Never Ends
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War is, to say the least, nothing new. In his memorable first book, War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning, Chris Hedges began with a
Tomgram: Nick Turse, Keeping an Eye on AFRICOM, Ten Years Later
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Today’s Nick Turse piece on U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) plunged me into an all-American past that, in light of this planet’s chaotic present, had faded from my mind a bit. After all, TomDispatch began more than 20 years ago in the wake of the al-Qaeda attacks of September 11, 2001. In a sense, this site was my response to the way President George W. Bush and
Tomgram: Karen Greenberg, Is There an Off-Ramp from the Latest Forever War?
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Thinking about the world of war explored today by TomDispatch regular Karen Greenberg, author most recently of Subtle
Tomgram: Robert Lipsyte, Bombs Away!
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I remember two boys from the 1950s.
The first of them took the subway out to Ebbets Field as often as he could to see “his” team, the Brooklyn Dodgers. (When in the grandstands with his friends, he thought there was nothing funnier than to yell “Beer here!” as the fellow selling brew walked by — and then duck fast.) So many years later, I think he could still name
Tomgram: Alfred McCoy, How to Go from a Win-Win to a Lose-Lose World
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Governor Ron DeSantis — you know, the guy who sent those plane loads of immigrants flying from Texas to Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, with
Tomgram: Cox and Cox, The New Great Game?
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I’m anything but a mathematician. Still, the numbers should take anyone’s breath away. Last spring, South Asia experienced a staggering heatwave, with temperatures
Tomgram: Michael Klare, As Ukraine Burns, the U.S. and China Play with Fire in Asia
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I hope you were suitably cheered up when, on a recent trip to Asia, Vice President Kamala Harris assured American troops in Japan that, in response to China’s “disturbing behavior” in the East
Tomgram: Adam Hochschild, The Crushing of American Socialism
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Consider it an irony first class. In 2017, Reality Winner, a former Air Force enlistee who had been working for a national security contractor at Fort Gordon, Georgia, would be prosecuted by the Trump Justice Department and
Tomgram: Chomsky and Barsamian, What Hope Is There?
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As I was reading today’s interview between David Barsamian of Alternative Radio and the remarkable Noam Chomsky, now