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Vets on warfare
Julie Watson
United States veterans feel a mix of regret and detachment about violence in Iraq
Extremism normalized
Glenn Greenwald
How Americans are efficiently trained to acquiesce to ideas once deemed so radical as to be unthinkable
Chicago: Aurora all the time
Murtaza Hussain
The city is suffering one of the worst plagues of gang violence in recent history. Why is no one paying attention?
So far, London Olympics wins gold medal for gaffes
Jill Lawless
Misplaced stadium keys and jumbled security arrangements are just some of the games comedic blunders
Voter ID could swing swing states
Alex Seitz-Wald
Voter ID laws could affect 5 million people; the dark money universe grows; and other top Monday stories
Everything most people think about the budget is wrong
David Wessel
The Tea Party is wrong. Defense spending and wars -- not foreign aid or government workers -- dominate the budget
Mr. Romney goes to Israel
Jennifer Koons
The Republican candidate heads to the Jewish state to shore up his Christian base
Most likely to attack Iran
Glenn Greenwald
One of the White House's favorite Middle East reporters insists -- as a compliment -- that Obama deserves the title
Blame the Republicans!
Andrew Leonard
A new book is an incredibly useful primer on our budget crisis, except when it comes to assigning blame for it
Sarah Palin: “Haters are going to hate”
Roger Catlin
"No matter what they do, they're going to be criticized," Sarah Palin tells Salon, as her daughter's show gets heat
Mitt has nothing to say
Steve Kornacki
Mitt Romney will spend the next week focusing on a topic on which he has almost nothing original or honest to say
Murdoch protégés charged
Alex Seitz-Wald
Two former NewsCorp editors charged; Romney doesn't want to even think about guns; and other top Tuesday stories
Muzzled by a disaster
David Sirota
Post-Aurora, the predictable spectacle followed, allowing Obama, Romney and everyone to avoid the tough questions
Cameron: Assad’s got to go
Kristin Deasy
British PM David Cameron makes a blunt appeal for Assad's departure
Pentagon develops global base strategy
David Vine
The Pentagon is transforming its overseas base empire and creating a dangerous new way of war
Assange and Ecuador: A toxic mix
Simeon Tegel
Analysis: Why WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and Ecuador are so bad for each other
Religion’s biggest threats
Adam Lee
Our economy runs on the fossil fuels of oil, gas and coal, but our society runs on the fossil fuel of religion
Obama’s scramble for Africa
Nick Turse
Secret wars, secret bases, and the Pentagon’s “new spice route” in Africa
In Afghanistan, U.S. borrows strategy from Iraq
Chris Sands
As it did in Iraq, U.S. relies on local militias to tame the enemy. But this time, it might only make matters worse
Washington’s default military solution
Tom Engelhardt
What Washington can't learn from the failure of the Military option
War swept under and over the rug
Steven Heller
Afghans have woven the scars of war into their textiles
The post-Cold War era is over
Michael Lind
Global free trade and indefinite American military hegemony are both dead. What comes next?
US drawdown in Afghanistan includes many trainers
Heidi Vogt
The number of trainers and advisers is being reduced considerably
Procrastination rules
Frank Partnoy
More Americans than ever are concerned they're putting off work too much -- but science suggests it may not be bad
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