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Obama channels George W. Bush in CIA pick
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
John Brennan's been a key player in the president's possibly illegal drone attacks. Now he's up for a promotion
Austerity measures will strangle the U.S. economy
Robert Reich
Our shrinking GDP is no great mystery. Government spending took a precipitous drop in the fourth quarter
VA report: 22 veterans commit suicide each day
Kevin Freking
The number of veterans who commit suicide each day is more than 20 percent higher than previously estimated
Coke’s Super Bowl ad: Pretty much everything wrong with America
Michael Shaw
From its gender stereotyping to its allusions to American exceptionalism, the spot offends in every which way
Hagel emerges with solid Dem support for Pentagon
Donna Cassata
Democrats hold a 14-12 advantage on the Senate Armed Services Committee
Meet the contractors turning America’s police into a paramilitary force
John Knefel
They can already learn a lot about you with their spy technologies
What the Hagel hearings mean
Nick Turse
The last best chance for the truth about a lost war and America's war-making future
Is a two-state solution still possible — or is Israel toast?
Andrew O'Hehir
Israel's secret policemen face the unthinkable in the Oscar-nominated documentary "The Gatekeepers"
The Pentagon is planning the nation’s largest ever cyber army
Jeb Boone
Responding to threats of espionage and state-sponsored cyber attack, U.S. Cyber Command looks to expand its forces
Senate panel approves Kerry nomination
Donna Cassata
The full Senate will likely vote Tuesday afternoon, and is expected to approve the nomination
Afghanistan: Where stalemate means defeat
Ann Jones
After a decade of U.S. military intervention -- and destruction -- Afghans still fear the worst for their country
That Obama-Clinton chemistry
Joan Walsh
On "60 Minutes," the two hard-working "gluttons for punishment" discuss their unlikely alliance
“We were the ones who shot them”
Kevin Sites
An Army specialist recounts the horrible story of realizing he's just fired on -- and killed -- fellow Americans
Obama talks football, guns and war
Alex Halperin
Five takeaways from President Obama's interview with The New Republic
Obama was lip-synching too
Andrew O'Hehir
That big "liberal" speech sure sounded terrific — but it's almost too late for Obama to redeem his presidency
Obama picks foreign policy aide as chief of staff
Nedra Pickler
The President has tapped national security expert Denis McDonough to be his fifth chief of staff
Actually, Obama does support “perpetual war”
David Sirota
The elegance of the president's anti-war-themed second inaugural address was matched only by its gross hypocrisy
Troops: Women should meet same standards as men
Julie Watson
Members of military will accept new policy as long as women have to meet the same standards as male colleagues
UN launches investigation into drone strikes
Natasha Lennard
A Geneva-based team will examine reports of civilian deaths and the legality of the U.S.'s extrajudicial killings
Kerry to field questions from panel he chairs
Donna Cassata
John Kerry will testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on his nomination for Secretary of State
Military has to decide which combat jobs for women
Lolita C. Baldor
Officials aim to preserve readiness and develop a process that would give service members equal chance to succeed
Transparency: “What difference does it make?”
Natasha Lennard
Hillary's Benghazi remark has angered the GOP and delighted Democrats, but shows a troubling comfort with secrecy
Military lifts combat ban on women
Katie McDonough
Outgoing Defense Secretary Leon Panetta ushers in a new era of a "fully inclusive" military
Taliban unimpressed by Prince Harry’s remarks
Natasha Lennard
"He doesn’t have the brain to know there is a war here” said Taliban after prince compared war to video games
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