Harry Blain

In ending the war in Afghanistan, Biden left the door open for more "counterterrorism"— with serious implications for our foreign policy, politics, and legal system.

When history finally conducts an autopsy into this horrendous pandemic, the national security state that failed to protect us cannot emerge unscathed.

By any measure, the War Powers Act has failed to constrain presidential warmaking. A simpler step would be to stop funding wars.

Lower courts are slowly but steadily eroding the legal basis for some of the most reactionary war on terror policies.

There’s a strong argument to shift law enforcement resources from Muslim organizations to domestic white terrorists — but expanding the war on terror is a riskier proposition.

When human beings are framed as a national security threat, barbed wire is the next logical step. But unlike during the Japanese internment, today there’s high-level political resistance

Don't wait for the next massacre to start calling out the more insidious violence Palestinians suffer every day

If we look honestly at our own history, we can begin to understand China’s current and future goals. If we don't, we could be headed toward conflict.