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Go West, young Han: How China and the new Silk Road threaten American imperialism
Pepe Escobar
High-speed railways are revolutionizing trade in Eurasia -- and could upset the global balance of power
Salon’s What to Read Awards: Top critics choose the best books of 2014
Michele Filgate
To help sort through the year-end flood, we reached out to critics and tallied the totals for this definitive list
America’s war to start all wars: How the invasion of Panama birthed the quagmire in Iraq
Greg Grandin
Twenty-five years ago this month, George H.W. Bush gave the U.S. a model for unilateral, preemptory "regime change"
Authors’ favorite books: The ultimate literary guide to 2014
Michele Filgate
From Roxane Gay on Lindsay Hunter to Knausgaard on Donald Antrim, authors share the books they loved most this year
If the Senate issued a report on America’s drone program
Tom Engelhardt
Our country's civil rights abuses are hardly confined to our treatment of suspected terrorists
Put the evil bastards on trial: The case for trying Bush, Cheney and more for war crimes
Paul Rosenberg
The evidence for the prosecution is clear. Human decency requires putting the Bush administration on trial
My week in the right-wing lie machine: When Fox News, Twitchy and Montel Williams declared war on me
David Masciotra
When I wrote the troops don't protect my freedoms, the response was ugly, vitriolic and confirmed everything I said
9/11’s funding mystery solved? Why Moussaoui is suddenly offering new info
Phil Hirschkorn
Convicted Al Qaeda conspirator dangles new details on 9/11 plot -- but can he actually be trusted?
3 dangerous assumptions about America’s torture practices
Rebecca Gordon
This isn't just on Bush. Mainstream coverage of the Senate report reveals the depths of our collective naïveté
The truth about the New Republic: Kinsley, Krauthammer, Oliver North and a liberal magazine’s demented war on liberalism
Eric Alterman
TNR spent the '80s in bed with Reagan and Ollie North, backing tax cuts, proxy wars -- and screwing liberalism hard
Sydney hostage crisis reaches breaking point as police storm cafe
Kristen Gelineau
Armed gunman had been holding an unknown number of people hostage for more than 16 hours
CIA report revives legal debate on interrogation
Eric Tucker
“We’re Baghdad-ready”: Inside the street gangs of Long Island
Laura Miller
The uncomfortable similarities between America's elite and the Crips and Bloods who terrorized a village
The chilling rise of American militarism
Tom Engelhardt
Chuck Hagel's ouster signals a shift in foreign policy. Welcome to the new Washington, where peace is a dirty word
Obama channels Dr. Stangelove: How the president learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
James Carroll
In 2009, the president promised nuclear disarmament. Five years later, our stockpile remains frightfully intact
Dick Cheney’s dark victory: Torture and the demise of American democracy
Andrew O'Hehir
Can we quit pretending torture is some huge aberration? It fits into a larger pattern of America's imperial decay
Stephen Colbert schooled Fox News hard: Comedy, Bill O’Reilly and the exposure of right-wing patriotism lies
Sophia A. McClennen
The comedian's hyper-patriotic persona was the key to parodying blathering know-nothings like Fox's Bill O'Reilly
Cheney’s scary pile of garbage: Why his torture defense is even worse than you think
Simon Maloy
The former VP went on Fox News to defend his beloved torture program with smoothly delivered lies and obfuscations
EXCLUSIVE: “Corrupt, toxic and sociopathic”: Glenn Greenwald unloads on torture, CIA and Washington’s rotten soul
Elias Isquith
Glenn Greenwald tells Salon how the torture report exposes true evil — and a nation drowning in hypocrisy
Good riddance, Darrell Issa: A wasteful blowhard’s humiliating history
Ari Rabin-Havt
The departing House investigative chairman was the king of made-up scandals. Here's why he was a gift to Democrats
Senate report: Harsh CIA tactics didn’t work
Ken Dilanian, Bradley Klapper
Mutual contempt: Why MoveOn’s bid to get Elizabeth Warren to challenge Hillary is far from surprising
Luke Brinker
The progressive group isn't Ready for Hillary. The former secretary of state probably won't be shedding any tears
“Dead bodies and wasted money”: How I learned firsthand the worst lesson of war
Michael Carson
If you truly want to learn from a war, don’t start one. My unit learned how to survive -- we didn't become smarter
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