Over the weekend, the United States commemorated the twentieth anniversary of the September 11 attacks, which took the lives of nearly 3,000 people and left thousands of others injured. Memorializations […]
9/11, Twenty Years Later
For today’s 9/11 anniversary show, we hear two perspectives on the fallout of the September 11 attacks and the long War on Terror. First up, Stephen Zunes on the United […]
Terrorcraft and the Legacy of 9/11 with Deepa Kumar
As we approach the nineteenth anniversary of 9/11, today we turn our attention to the five-trillion-dollar “war on terror” and the construction of the racialized terrorist in the American imagination […]
Proposed: Wind down the war on Terror
Professor of International relations at Colby college and co-author of “19 Years Later: How to Wind Down the War on Terror“, Steven Simon’s report proposes policy changes, in light of […]
Wars on Iraq and “Terror” cost $6.9 Trillion
Jan talks with Lindsay Koshgarian from the National Priorities Project about her recent article in The Progressive Magazine entitled “Can’t Afford Another War”. She refers to data researched by the […]
The Road Ahead: Stories From The Forever War
The Road Ahead: Stories from the Forever War, which focuses on the U.S.’s so-called “War on Terror” in the Middle East–now fifteen years old and counting. This Saturday, April 22nd, […]
