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Benghazi! The day that launched America’s dizzying downward spiral — and I was there
Ethan Chorin
Obama didn't tell the truth — and the right weaponized that viciously. This is how America drove itself nuts
Why I write about war — and why I can’t escape it
Chris Hedges
Writing about what I have witnessed in war is painful, not cathartic. But the orgiastic bloodlust never stops
“Holy Spider” examines a “serial killer society,” in which Iranian sex workers are targeted
Gary M. Kramer
"To show the underbelly of a violent place, you can't do it with a feather pen," the filmmaker tells Salon
Can the Republicans really impeach Joe Biden? Yes they can!
Heather Digby Parton
It's not just MTG and the wingnuts — although they're driving the train. Donald Trump will settle for nothing less
FBI raided ABC News journalist over classified info. Then he “fell off the face of the earth”
Matthew Chapman
Emmy-winner James Gordon Meek disappears after feds found classified info on his computer
These elections “are the most important in our lifetime”: Democracy advocate on America’s choice
Chauncey DeVega
Brad Woodhouse of the Defend Democracy Project: These are no ordinary midterms; they'll determine America's future
Jan. 6 hearing: Trump ordered military to create “disaster” for Biden — in a sign he knew he lost
Sarah Burris
"Military leaders told him it would be a disaster, but Trump didn't care"
“Toxic masculinity”: what does it mean, where did it come from — and is the term useful or harmful?
Michael Flood
The history, rise and risk of "toxic masculinity," as told by a sociologist
Mysterious woman who allegedly helped DeSantis lure migrants to Martha’s Vineyard flight identified
Areeba Shah
Perla Huerta is a former U.S. Army counterintelligence agent and combat medic specialist
With polio’s return, here’s what back-to-schoolers need to know
Céline Gounder
Polio is popping up in NY wastewater. What does this mean for school-aged children?
Quit fawning over the royals: The British monarchy is a tool of class war and white supremacy
Chris Hedges
Thomas Paine mocked the "crowned ruffians" in 1776 — worshiping these corrupt mediocrities now is embarrassing
“Trump is beatable”: Former ambassador authors a GOP game plan for defeating the “would-be autocrat”
Alex Henderson
James B. Foley doesn't believe that a Trump nomination is inevitable in the 2024 Republican presidential primary
Ukraine, media censorship and the ruthless politics of permanent war
Chris Hedges
The U.S. is not officially at war with Russia — but our war economy demands conformity and suppresses dissent
RIP Mikhail Gorbachev: Final Soviet leader, who presided over end of Cold War, dead at 91
Brett Wilkins
He opened the Soviet system — and destroyed it. UN head calls him a "statesman who changed the course of history"
Don’t celebrate the Espionage Act — even applied to Donald Trump, it’s a dreadful law
Jesselyn Radack
It's ironic that a law mostly used to suppress whistleblowers may be turned on Trump. But it's still a bad idea
American Muslims are successful, optimistic and patriotic: But Islamophobia is worse than ever
Sophia A. McClennen
By any measure, Muslims in America are doing great. Two decades after 9/11, why is there so much bigotry?
Culture, progress and the future: Can the West survive its own myths?
Richard Eckersley
We all know our society faces existential crisis. Rethinking our cultural values might just help us survive it
Way up there in blue: Seven children dead in Kabul — who is to blame?
Jeremy Collins
Who killed those kids as the U.S. left Afghanistan? Donald Rumsfeld? George Custer and Barack Obama? You and me?
How Trump redefined shameless hypocrisy — and made it politically indispensable
Sophia A. McClennen
if there is one recognizable element of Trumpism, it is collective, weaponized hypocrisy
Truth-telling, confession and first-class lies: Is moral clarity possible in Donald Trump’s America?
Kelly Denton-Borhaug
What it means to dig deeply for moral clarity against the prevailing headwinds of disengagement and disinformation
“The country is so exhausted”: Laura Ingraham thinks voters may be ready to “turn the page” on Trump
Meaghan Ellis
"We’ll see whether that’s what the country wants," Ingraham said about Trump
Old age isn’t a modern phenomenon – many people lived long enough to grow old in the olden days, too
Sharon DeWitte
If you made it past early childhood, your chances got better to see your golden years
Chris Cuomo’s comeback tour: Elite lapdogs are always welcome
Nolan Higdon
Cuomo's return after being exposed as a propagandist shows how corporate media types aren't held accountable
What the polio case in New York tells us about the end of polio
Arthur Allen
In rare cases, the weakened live poliovirus in the vaccine can mutate, regain virulence, and cause polio
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