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Karen J. Greenberg

Karen J. Greenberg, a TomDispatch regular, is the director of the Center on National Security at Fordham Law, the host of the Vital Interests Podcast, the editor-in-chief of the CNS Soufan Group Morning Brief, and the author of Rogue Justice: The Making of the Security State and editor of Reimagining the National Security State: Liberalism on the Brink.

Donald Trump’s Failed State

America’s Daunting New World and the Coming Election

By Karen J. Greenberg On October 29, 2020On December 26, 2020

Missing in Action

Accountability Is Gone in America

By Karen J. Greenberg On August 2, 2020On August 3, 2020

Over There Is Now Over Here

America’s Pandemic Role Reversal

By Karen J. Greenberg On May 17, 2020On May 19, 2020

While Rome Burns

Trump Gets What He’s Always Wanted

By Karen J. Greenberg On April 7, 2020On April 7, 2020

How Democracy Ends

Not With a Bang But With a Whimper

By Karen J. Greenberg On February 27, 2020On February 27, 2020

The War on Words in Donald Trump’s White House

How to Fudge, Obfuscate, and Lie Our Way into a New Universe

By Karen J. Greenberg On November 21, 2019On November 21, 2019

No Fairy Tale

The Trump Administration’s Declaration of Inhuman Rights

By Karen J. Greenberg On July 25, 2019On July 26, 2019

Redacting Democracy

What You Can’t See Can Hurt You

By Karen J. Greenberg On May 14, 2019On May 14, 2019

Citizenship in the Age of Trump

Death by a Thousand Cuts

By Karen J. Greenberg On March 21, 2019On March 21, 2019

We-Are-Not-Them Exceptionalism

Creating a Global Lost Generation

By Karen J. Greenberg On January 22, 2019On January 22, 2019

America’s Mixed Messages

This Time at Sea

By Karen J. Greenberg On December 20, 2018On December 20, 2018

Justice Derailed

Brett Kavanaugh and the Echoes of Gitmo

By Karen J. Greenberg On October 14, 2018On October 14, 2018

A Children’s Gitmo on the Border

Heartless America’s Latest Nightmare

By Karen J. Greenberg On June 26, 2018On June 26, 2018

Down the Memory Hole

Trump’s Strategic Assault on Democracy, Word by Word

By Karen J. Greenberg On May 17, 2018On May 17, 2018

“Enemy Combatants” Again?

Will Washington Never Learn?

By Karen J. Greenberg On October 15, 2017On October 15, 2017

Where Have All the Children Gone?

The Age of Grief

By Karen J. Greenberg On June 15, 2017On June 15, 2017

Guantánamo’s Last 100 Days

The Story That Never Was

By Karen J. Greenberg On March 2, 2017On March 2, 2017

Liberty Is Security

By Karen J. Greenberg On October 2, 2016On October 2, 2016

Still in the Bush Embrace

What Really Stands in the Way of Closing Guantánamo

By Karen J. Greenberg On April 19, 2016On April 19, 2016

Fighting the Last War

Will the War on Terror Be the Template for the Ebola Crisis?

By Karen J. Greenberg On October 21, 2014On October 21, 2014

The Road From Abu Ghraib

A Torture Story Without a Hero or an Ending

By Karen J. Greenberg On April 27, 2014On April 27, 2014

The Five Commandments of Barack Obama

How “Thou Shalt Not” Became “Thou Shalt”

By Karen J. Greenberg On February 27, 2014On February 27, 2014

Learning to Love Torture,

Seven Easy, Onscreen Steps to Making U.S. Torture and Detention Policies Once Again Palatable

By Karen J. Greenberg On January 10, 2013On May 10, 2013

Will the Apocalypse Arrive Online?

How Fear of Cyber Attack Could Take Down Your Liberties and the Constitution

By Karen J. Greenberg On October 21, 2012On October 24, 2012

Ever More and Ever Less

By Karen J. Greenberg On March 18, 2012On March 18, 2012

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