From The Hill TV: Saagar Enjeti outlines how the Pentagon historically steamrolls presidents into keeping troops in Afghanistan, from Obama to Biden.

A few days ago, I mentioned that the same-day response on Russian airwaves to President Biden’s calling Vladimir Putin a “killer” was to consider the mental health of the American president, then to conclude that he was not suffering from dementia....

From Pushback with Aaron Maté at The Grayzone: On the 10-year anniversary of the Syrian war, former US Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford speaks to Aaron Maté about the roots of the conflict, the US role, and why he now supports the withdrawal of US forces. Guest: Robert...

From the Conflicts of Interest podcast: Danny Sjursen returns to the show to discuss some of his recent columns at Antiwar.com. Kyle and Will ask Danny about ever-expanding US military involvement on the African continent, as well as French adventurism across the...

World premiere at Cinequest Film Festival March 20-30. It will be available to stream during those 10 days for $3.99 (when you get to the page, click on TKS to buy tickets).. Atomic Cover-up is the first documentary to explore the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in...

A conveniently timed new "Intelligence Community Assessment" - declassified Tuesday, claims that the Russian president directed his spies and proxies to throw the US election to Trump. All the claims and evidence of Biden family corruption were actually just Kremlin...

Once again I am grateful to RT International for inviting me to do a live interview that forced me to put on my thinking cap and get my mind around a key development in international relations that might have not caught my attention were it not for their prompting...

Matt and Katie interview legendary whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg, who made history and changed history when he released the Pentagon Papers. Ellsberg talks about the nuclear threat nobody seems worried about, what people don't realize about nuclear weapons, his book...

From The Empire Has No Clothes at The American Conservative:

The UK’s publication of the Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development, and Foreign Policy this week marks a significant turning point in British foreign policy, possibly one of the most important since the second world war. For it represents a new, proactive...