Articles related to "Conflict In Iraq"

Barack Obama faces a task of such magnitude that it surpasses any other faced by a President taking office. The question is whether Barack Obama is equal to the task.

Soldiers and Vets who served in Iraq or Afghanistan and their family members have free counseling and PTSD treatment available from non-profit organizations.

Bleeding Kansas, Sara Paretsky's 14th novel, features the relationships and social conflicts between farm families. Events unfold as religious influences come into play.

Several war resisters from the United States have fled to Canada in protest of the war in Iraq. Canada should let them stay in a land of peace and not send them back.

A Pennies for Peace campaign helps middle school students understand global interdependence and their roles as global citizens.

Polls around Europe have Barack Obama way ahead of John McCain if they could decide election - though Germans have said they will not send more soldiers into war.

Inter-state wars are rare, the war on terror is an entirely new conflict, and some battles are just struggles between criminal gangs. It's time to rewrite the rules.

This article is about Senator Barack Obama's foreign policy on the Middle East. It states how he wishes to withdraw from Iraq, but would continue support for Israel.

Medal of Honor recipients are among America's greatest heroes, but their rapidly dwindling numbers bring an increased sense of urgency to remember their heroism.

A look at the career of Liverpool born actor Stephen Graham from This Is England and The Damned United to Public Enemies and the forthcoming Boardwalk Empire

Steve McQueen's first feature film as a director is a real hit. Powerful and shocking, Hunger is one of the films of 2008.

Since Vietnam the media genie has been out of the bottle. By reporting on the war, are journalists in fact shaping the events of Afghanistan's war?

This article speculates on how the "Father of the Declaration of Independence" might react to the war in Iraq.

Insiders into the War in Iraq present an administration in a rush to war, unwilling to even read intelligence reports or develop a plan of action to secure the nation.