Iraq

Remembering more than 9/11

Commemoration should be extended to tragedies overseas.

By Swara Salih | Sep 19 07:01 pm ET

Baghdad Missive: Stay Civil, On Subject

A Columbian on duty joins the ROTC debate.

By Peter Meijer | Feb 24 07:47 pm ET

Important names we never hear

What angers and saddens me the most is that as of Sept. 4, 4,340 American servicemen and women have been killed in Iraq since the war began in 2003, and 15 were killed in June alone. The war in Afghanistan has claimed 816 American soldiers’ lives since 2001. I challenge any of us to name one of them.

By Lauren Lodato | Sep 7 07:08 pm ET

What So Proudly We Hailed

The American flag is more than a national symbol.

By Jonathon Backer | Apr 21 10:55 pm ET

Remembering the Iraq War’s Displaced Peoples

It is an ironic emblem of war that it is often the living who are forgotten.

By Geoff Aung and Ugo Aniukwu | Apr 16 10:28 pm ET

Can We Let This Anniversary Pass in Silence?

Perhaps the most honest commemorations are punctuated by deliberate silence.

By Callie Maidhof and Manuel Schwab | Apr 14 09:09 pm ET

Back Where We Belong

Over the last two weeks, the presidential race finally returned to Iraq.

By James Downie | Mar 6 11:28 pm ET

100 Years of War

With the Republican nomination all but officially awarded to Senator John McCain, it is likely that Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama will increase their attacks against him, especially as

By Jonathan Hollander | Feb 11 08:13 pm ET

Violence at Home and Abroad

If I were ever shot in the arm, I might scream from the pain—hopefully in a pitch deeper than the voice of a kindergartner on helium. I would probably cry, despite myself.

By Alberto Luperon | Jan 21 10:29 pm ET

Putting Al-Bayati’s Visit Into Context

According to the Nov.

By David Judd | Nov 30 12:08 am ET

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