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International disaster in the making: Inside Obama’s under-the-radar plan to eviscerate the Fulbright program
Ann Jones
The storied program is in the State Department's sights, and its gutting could have serious long-term consequences
Our shooting double standard: How do we decide which madmen are terrorists?
Sara Kamali
Fort Hood was the site of two awful rampages in recent years. But the two shooters were described very differently
2016 campaign checklist: Biden
Josh Lederman
Samantha Power’s brazen hypocrisy: Media swallows propaganda, but here’s the truth about Ukraine
Patrick L. Smith
The media swallows U.S. propaganda whole. Here's the truth about Ukraine -- and what it shows about American power
5 top contenders for Conservative Christian Hater of the Year
Valerie Tarico
For decades, Fred Phelps was the world heavyweight champion of bigotry. A look at who may claim his title belt
Presidential checklist: preparations in motion
Calvin Woodward
WHO: Polio’s alarming comeback is officially a public health emergency
Lindsay Abrams
"Extraordinary measures" are needed to stop the spread of the disease throughout conflict-ridden countries
Death toll reaches 2,100 in deadly Afghanistan landslide, authorities scramble to help displaced families
Katie McDonough
"My family, my wife and eight children are alive, but have nothing to use as shelter," said one survivor
Fourth FEAR militia member sentenced in double homicide case
Don Terry
U.S. Army Sgt. Anthony Peden, who served two combat tours in Afghanistan, faces life in prison
93 countries that have flip-flopped on Obama
Nicolas J.S. Davies
A new report reveals an erosion of approval for U.S. leadership in countries all over the world -- including Kenya
Obamacare will be vindicated by history: From JFK to FDR, here’s how the nation’s memory works
Ronan Keenan
From Gettysburg Address to space exploration, pitfalls of our nation's big moments rarely make the history books
The burden of atrocity: How Vietnam was exposed as a “dirty war”
Penny Lewis
Nick Turse's exhaustive new book on America's war crimes gives short shrift to those who helped uncover them
Welcome to Piketty’s America: Dispatches from an empire in decline
Peter Van Buren
The gap between rich and poor grows wider by the day. As the middle class disappears, here's what's left behind
Mysterious fliers left on Tesla cars accuse the company of instigating the war in Afghanistan, causing “anal itch”
Lindsay Abrams
San Francisco's electric car blowback is here, and it's very, very strange
How America kept fighting a war it had already won — and made things so much worse
Anand Gopal
What happens when tens of thousands of U.S. troops arrive in a country with no viable enemy? They simply create one
CNN is its own disaster: How a perversely immature news channel blew its opportunity
Elon Green
Fox News and MSNBC have given the network an open field in which to run. This is what it's done instead
Chicago doctor among those killed in Afghanistan
Carla K. Johnson, Don Babwin
The next Joe Arpaio will have a drone army: Big Brother’s terrifying new border-security program
Todd Miller
“It feels like we’re being watched all the time”
7 horrific crimes that aren’t crimes anymore for America’s most powerful
Tom Engelhardt
Many of the worst abuses begun under the Bush administration have only become more entrenched
American tragedies on the rise: The war overseas no longer stays overseas
Ann Jones
This month's Fort Hood shooting is a grim reminder of the unseen scars of battle
Paul Ryan’s reverse-Robin Hood spending plan: Rob from the poor and give to the rich
Leo Gerard
Only in the GOP's parallel universe can a politician who guts Medicare and Medicaid be a "champion of the poor"
Liberal media myth officially dead: Brazen propaganda, historical amnesia and the New York Times
Patrick L. Smith
Does Obama have control of his own intelligence agencies? Also, the Times has an ironic definition of propaganda
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