Washington Politics
2026 wasn't the first time war swayed an election
Yet history shows that no matter who wins, antiwar voters often do not get what they want — especially not right away.
November 05, 2026
Yet history shows that no matter who wins, antiwar voters often do not get what they want — especially not right away.
Forty years later, their efforts remind us of what is possible if leaders are willing to take chances and buck their foreign policy establishments
Pulitzer Prize winning war correspondent Azmat Khan says the Pentagon still obfuscates, lies, and manipulates the truth about civilian deaths in war
Sixty years after the film premiered, and 23 years after its screening at the Pentagon, its lessons are as relevant as ever
In an interview with RS, the senator discusses Israeli influence in the US, whether Libya was a mistake, and more
