The Western often mythologizes the struggles of the American West. These five films stray from the herd to offer historically ...

Journalist Shane Coleman’s teenage self found solace in the music of The Smiths and what would become a lifelong love of ...

The United States had a legal and moral obligation to intervene in Vietnam, which was a winnable war, Thomas P. Durso writes.

Trump oddly boasts about how many Americans have been killed in his Iran war compared to Vietnam - ‘These are the real facts, ...

Tim Bakken argues that the Pentagon's attempt to stifle what teachers can say and write makes the military more susceptible ...

The war in Iran—so recently “ended” to the back-slapping acclaim of the administration that started it—is definitely back on.

Trump’s war on the left blends “war on terror” language with Cold War McCarthyism. Truthout still needs to raise $11,000 for ...

From Cross of Iron to Hamburger Hill, these overlooked war films deliver brutal combat and unforgettable stories.

NPR's Debbie Elliot speaks with Linda Bilmes, professor at the Harvard Kennedy School and expert of budgeting and public finance, about why the war between the U.S. and Iran has become so expensive.

For millions of people, the images seemed to herald the arrival of a new age. To understand why those images mattered, it is necessary to remember how threatening Iraq seemed before the war began.

When strategy is challenged, they wrap themselves in the valor of the troops. When operational shortcomings are exposed, they ...

Scott Peterson Robart was born in Boston, MA., at Boston Floating Hospital April 15, 1948. His parents, Edwin Leslie Robart and O. Sands Burchard were lifelong educators. They ins ...