Director Carl Colby’s compelling portrait of his dad connects two vital relationships—one familial, the other between a man and his country.

Veterans groups, family members, longtime advocate Jon Stewart and others gathered outside the Capitol after the vote to voice their outrage.

That Craig McNamara has survived, and thrived, and given us this staggering book, is something of a miracle.

But count on Washington to interpret the Russia-Ukraine War as an imperative of militant American globalism.

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