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The Civil War rages on in Brooklyn
Jesse Marx
Armed with muskets and gunpowder, members of the 14th Regiment Brooklyn Company fight to preserve our nation's past
Republican lawmakers getting slammed at town halls
Jillian Rayfield
Things are heating up as Republicans get dogged by both sides for their stances on Obamacare
Obama snubs Putin, cites Snowden asylum
Associated Press
The president accused Putin of slipping into a "Cold War mentality"
Former Gitmo guard meets with ex-inmates to apologize
Natasha Lennard
Guilt after time working at Camp X-Ray prompted ex-soldier to reach out to former inmates (UPDATED)
Welcome to post-Constitutional America
Peter Van Buren
The Manning trial finished what the Patriot Act began -- and ushered in a new era of US politics
Headline-hungry Newt babbles incoherently!
Joan Walsh
Gingrich says he backs Rand Paul and Ted Cruz over Chris Christie -- for reasons that make no sense
Kerry: Pakistan drone strikes to continue but could end “soon”
Natasha Lennard
During visit, secretary of state says there is "timeline" to end U.S. strikes, which have killed many civilians
Counter-intel officer: Manning leaks did not lead to deaths
Natasha Lennard
During sentencing trial, official who led Pentagon review on WikiLeaks undermines argument that leaks risked lives
White House closes inquiry into Afghan massacre
Cora Currier
The investigation found no US personnel were involved, but administration officials refuse to release further info
WikiLeaks documentary maker to direct Bradley Manning film
Prachi Gupta
Alex Gibney, director of "We Steal Secrets," will retell the story of the WikiLeaks whistleblower
Pentagon will be hit hard by next round of sequester cuts
Andrew Taylor, Donna Cassata
An additional $20 billion in budget cuts is set to hit the Defense Department in 2014
Manning verdict: What you need to know
Marcy Wheeler
Today's verdicts may be about Bradley Manning -- but here's why they also have huge consequences for the rest of us
Why is a SWAT team assaulting me? I’m just dancing at a rave
Radley Balko
Local cops use anti-terrorism grants for heavy artillery, descend on dances, homeowners, marijuana dispensaries
Who we’re at war with is classified
Cora Currier
The government frequently targets “associated forces” with drone strikes, but won't reveal who those forces are
Does George Zimmerman’s car hero story add up?
Alex Seitz-Wald
These conspiracy theorists are convinced Trayvon Martin's killer staged a car crash to boost his beleaguered image
Syria’s jihadi migration emerges as top terror threat
Sebastian Rotella
Officials fear European militants radicalized by the country's civil war could strike US targets abroad
Must-see morning clip: America’s bomb-sniffing dogs
Prachi Gupta
"60 Minutes" shows what goes into training the military's most elite animals
My so-called celebrity affair
January Lang
He was a married football star, and I was his mistress. I expected a lavish fantasy, but I got reality instead
Jimmy Carter’s forgotten history lesson
Justyn Dillingham
While many scoff at or ignore the ex-president's every word, he has unique credibility on the NSA. Here's why
Fear of illicit sex romps may keep women out of Special Ops
Katie McDonough
The U.S. Special Operations Command has yet to commit to opening 15,497 jobs in the elite forces to women
Liz Cheney for Senate
Jon Lovett
The Republican Party needs to hit rock bottom. Vicious, cynical and talented Liz Cheney is perfect
5 nuggets from Rolling Stone’s Dzhokhar story
Jillian Rayfield
Everyone's talking about the cover of Rolling Stone featuring Dzhokhar Tsarnaev -- but what's in the story itself?
U.S. Army conducts search for missing wartime documents
Peter Sleeth
The loss of dozens of units' field records has prevented some veterans from receiving disability benefits
America’s always been a surveillance state
Alfred McCoy
The roots of NSA's massive dragnet date back to America's first information revolution in the 1890s
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