Tag Archives: Iraq

'Brothers Forever' will touch the reader, no matter your political stripe. It's a story about people, who just happen to be soldiers as well.

For the military spouse of the combat-deployed, a lot of what goes unspoken could burn a hole through paper.

America should not be the world's police force in this (or quite frankly any other) matter.

The most important thing we can do for our children is to make certain those words can become a reality.

Dominic Cooper is riveting in a dual role as Uday Hussein and the Iraqi army lieutenant forced to become his body double.

Instead of dramatizing the compelling themes raised by the parallels between ancient and modern wars, this play lectures us about them.

Please, Mr. President, we cannot have another war where our men and women's blood runs in the desert sands.

The senators need to focus on the hunger and malnutrition crisis facing Afghanistan and Yemen.

A brutal terrorist war in Britain.

Today's military spouse is privy to an unnatural amount of information that doesn't ease the burden and instead feeds it with fear – in bulk.