Slide Show: The Nation at War
From the Civil War and D-Day to Iraq and Afghanistan, images and articles from our history archive of military conflicts and efforts to make peace.

From the Civil War and D-Day to Iraq and Afghanistan, images and articles from our history archive of military conflicts and efforts to make peace.
Monsanto is dangerously re-engineering America's food supply.
Miriam Schneir & Walter Schneir
There's good reason to be skeptical about the government's Venona releases and the claim that they are the final word on the cold-war espionage cases.
Jack Kevorkian is leading the movement to allow people to take death in their own hands.
The Tiananmen Square massacre remains shrouded in myth. This eyewitness report by a Human Rights Watch observer makes the horror plain.
Jon Lee Anderson & Lucia Annunziata
Five years after a massacre, a Salvadoran town still battles for survival against US-backed military forces.
Andrew Kopkind & Alexander Cockburn : Convention Coverage
Democrats seek the center--and lose their moorings.
John Hinckley may have been the one to pull the trigger, but who's to blame for his anger?
Like a veteran door-to-door salesman, Ronald Reagan is a huckster, only instead of vacuum cleaners, he peddles fear--so successfully that he is now president of the United States.
Residents near the Three Mile Island nuclear reactor meet the fallout threat with uncommon grace and even humor.
The '60s come alive again in the protest organized by the Clamshell Alliance against the Seabrook nuclear power plant in New Hampshire.
As the rout of Saigon showed, when it came to Vietnam our "best and the brightest" were, more accurately, the worst and the dumbest.
Gerald Ford hands Richard Nixon his get-out-of-jail free card.
The House Judiciary Committee says Richard Nixon must stand trial in the Senate for high crimes and misdemeanors.
