• A letter from The Root’s Managing Editor, Joel Dreyfuss.

    Letter From the Editor: Joel Dreyfuss
  • The first year of the “tweens” promises radical change—and resolutions to some of the unfinished business of the decade before.

     

    Headlines for 2010: What's Up in the Year Ahead in Politics
  • What's up for the year ahead? 2010 will bring resolution to some of the unfinished business of the decade before.

    Headlines for 2010: What's Up in the Year Ahead in Politics
  • Never mind the brilliant Nobel Peace Prize rhetoric and talk of a “just war,” Barack Obama is a president trying to please too many people at once. This could spell disaster in Afghanistan and the Middle East.

    On Afghanistan: Obama Is Treading Water on Decision to Send More Troops to War
  • Obama may soon find out that he can't talk his way out of Afghanistan.

    Can Obama Talk His Way Out of Afghanistan?
  • The wars abroad continue, and so does the smart, black, female fellowship.

    After 9/11, This Black Female Book Club Brought the World to Washington
  • If President Obama approaches the Central Asian quagmire with these five things in mind, there may be hope yet. Maybe.

    Five Things President Obama Must Keep In Mind When Dealing With Afghanistan
  • Why the right is wrong about Obama and Afghanistan.

    Why the right is wrong about Obama and Afghanistan.
  • Yes, Afghanistan is deteriorating fast and in need of urgent attention. But figuring out what to do in Central Asia is simple: Leave. Now.

    The United States Has Been in Afghanistan for Too Long. President Obama Needs To Get Out. Now.
  • Eight years on, the war in Afghanistan has become a loser. Instead of upping the ante by dispatching even more troops into this quagmire, Obama should pull them out immediately.

    Jack White On George Will: The US Must Leave Afghanistan and Iraq
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