April 7, 2023 Reuters
Reuters cited Costs of War on Afghanistan war deaths in an article about the Biden administration’s review of the pull out from Afghanistan (reposted in France 24.)
May 4, 2021 Valley News
Valley News cites Costs of War report on mass displacements triggered by the US War on Terror since 9/11.
September 11, 2023 Native News Online
Costs of War was cited in a Native News op-ed on post-9/11 war deaths (reposted in Yahoo).
April 7, 2023 The Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
A piece in the Washington Report on Middle East Affairs cited Costs of War on the human cost of war in Iraq.
January 2, 2020 Salon
Salon reports on the U.S. war in Afghanistan, which continues into 2020. Costs of War estimates that close to 7,000 American soldiers and 7,800 U.S. contractors have died in 18 years of war.
June 7, 2020 The Boston Globe
Costs of War Project co-directors Neta C. Crawford and Catherine Lutz argue that the coronavirus pandemic is the product of an endlessly growing "War on Terror."
August 18, 2023 InsiderNJ
A column in InsiderNJ about Trump cited Costs of War on post-9/11 war deaths and refugees.
May 11, 2021 Common Dreams
Common Dreams cites Costs of War research on the budgetary costs of the war in Afghanistan.
March 20, 2023 The Boston Globe
Costs of War contributor Linda Bilmes wrote on the US consequences of the war in Iraq and Afghanistan in The Boston Globe.
April 16, 2021 Foreign Policy
Foreign Policy cites Costs of War statistics on the economic and human costs of the US War on Terror in Afghanistan.
April 16, 2021 Common Dreams
Common Dreams cites Costs of War research on US expenditure on the War on Terror in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
April 14, 2021 Daily Beast
The Daily Beast references Costs of War's report on the US War on Terror producing 37 million refugees around the world.
March 3, 2020 NBC News
NBC News analyzes the U.S. agreement with the Taliban that could lead the U.S. to withdraw from Afghanistan after more than 18 years of war and around 2,400 U.S. military deaths, according to the Costs of War Project.
November 19, 2018 The Intercept
The Intercept features Costs of War findings on the human costs of war and speculates that Americans ignore the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq because "the carnage challenges their strongly held self-perception that their country is a force for good in the world.”
July 15, 2013 Georgetown Journal
“Watson Institute at Brown University has produced a report titled ‘Costs of War’ which gives the costs of the Iraq War as 189,000 deaths and upwards of $2 trillion dollars…”
May 15, 2018 TomDispatch
Tom Englehardt cites the Costs of War Project estimates of the budgetary costs of the post-9/11 wars - $5.6 trillion - among other horrifying costs of the US war on terror.
November 19, 2018 The Real News Network
"The Watson Institute released its report ‘Costs of War,’ showing astronomical costs of $5.9 trillion and at least 500,000 killed due to the never-ending war on terror. Is there an alternative? The report was published on the heels of the news that the Pentagon failed its first and only audit."
May 27, 2018 Truthout
Truthout interviews Tom Englehardt, who cites the Costs of War Project's estimate of $5.6 trillion as "the best figure I've seen" on how much money has gone to the U.S. war on terror.
January 1, 2019 The New York Times
This opinion piece cites the Costs of War Project on the $2 trillion costs of war in Afghanistan.
July 18, 2018 BuzzFeed
Lindsay Koshgarian uses Costs of War estimates to argue that when some argue that ideas like healthcare for all or public college are written off as fantasy thinking, they should consider the virtually unlimited military spending of the US.