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Did the Pentagon deliberately hide evidence of a friendly fire incident in Iraq from British courts?

Wounded Warriors return to the Thin Blue Line

Revelations of the Bush torture programs are only the first step

Playwright Robert Schenkkan on bringing LBJ to the stage in 'All the Way'

Learning with Henry Rollins, us the shareholders.

Magnum Photos collection gets read in new book

Looking back at the former home of the Rude Mechs and why it mattered

The Texas Observer celebrates its 50th birthday

The current political season is reflected equally in an angry Iraq analysis and a soapy novel with a Sirkian sweep

The 'Chronicle' interviews Howard Zinn on war, peace, and human nature

If you're growing as weary of Iraq war documentaries as you are of the war itself, then this sobering, information-filled study of the war's origins is the film for you.

Thousands of Iraq War veterans will come home to face serious psychological problems and a system unready to help them

Clint Eastwood and Bradley Cooper tell Chris Kyle's war story.

The performances of Sean Penn and Naomi Watts make this film rendition of the Valerie Plame affair a study in acting.

A confidential internal U.S. memo describes a Coalition / Iraqi administration sinking into chaos

Remember the last war, or repeat it

As raw and disturbing as it is wry and satirical, this film gives voice to U.S. National Guard soldiers in Iraq.

This play gives audiences an up-close view of Scottish soldiers in Iraq

Beneath the rockets' red glare, the costs of our Iraq misadventure mount

The GI anti-war movement during the Vietnam war is recounted in this revelatory documentary whose current implications cannot be underestimated.

Russia's political upheaval rewritten as dark farce.

Oliver Stone’s Bush portrait is a tale of two movies: one a humanizing portrait of a failure as a young man, the other a damning but unsurprising look inside an administration gone loopy on ideological zealotry.

Fuel is a two-hour infomercial for biodiesel and the virtues of other alternative energy sources that won the Audience Award for a documentary at Sundance.

The Dixie Chicks' struggle with the conflicting demands of art and commerce as portrayed in this documentary shows that they're still not ready to make nice.

Michael Moore's agitprop is a political scorcher.