Each year, when the time comes to compose a year-end column, I often turn to Gen. Anthony Zinni and pick his brain. He lives in Williamsburg’s Ford’s Colony community. Anthony Zinni is a retired ...

Retired Marine Corps Gen. Anthony Zinni, who previously led U.S. Central Command, has resigned from his post at the State Department where he was tasked with resolving the conflict in Qatar. Saudi ...

SHORTLY BEFORE HE RETIRED in July 2000, General Anthony Zinni speculated about life after the Marine Corps. “The biggest shock,” he mused, “will be to turn on the TV and something’s happening ...

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Zinni claimed that most people living in the Middle East are either "rejecters" or "understanders," and thus America should co-opt them away from extremism, rather than militarily pursue them. Javed ...

Retired General Anthony Zinni was, as Slate's Fred Kaplan notes, “no ordinary general. His final posting, before retiring in 2000, was commander in chief of U.S. Central Command—the command that, ...

Few would begrudge former generals and admirals a buck or two in retirement, but a long Boston Globe piece published Sunday shows in detail how these folks trade on contacts developed in their careers ...

Anthony C. Zinni's opposition to U.S. policy on Iraq began on the monsoon-ridden afternoon of Nov. 3, 1970. He was lying on a Vietnamese mountainside west of Da Nang, three rounds from an AK-47 ...

Melissa Block and Michele Norris read from listeners' letters and emails. They read comments on Robert Siegel's interview with former head of U.S. Central Command, General Anthony Zinni, reactions to ...

NPR's Steve Inskeep reports that another voice of dissent has argued against a pre-emptive strike on Iraq; this time from retired General Anthony Zinni. In a recent speech, Zinni listed reasons to ...