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Giffords is “one of the lucky ones,” say doctors
Alicia Chang
Few people who take a bullet to the brain -- just 10 percent -- survive such a devastating wound
One nation, as good as it gets
Joan Walsh
President Obama, Daniel Hernandez and a Tucson crowd remind us that e pluribus unum still makes sense
Right-wingers dodge responsibility
Gene Lyons
No, it's not exactly the fault of Rush, or Newt or Sarah. But they could at least show some introspection
How to tame the media, not be tamed by it
Dan Gillmor
In the new landscape, we can't be passive anymore. We must be skeptical but open-minded, questioning everything
Senators say military cyber ops not reported
Lolita C. Baldor
Vague exchange between Armed Services Committee and Pentagon suggests not all U.S. computer attacks were disclosed
Is Lockheed Martin shadowing you?
William D. Hartung
How a giant weapons maker became the new Big Brother
Biden says U.S. will not abandon Afghanistan
Tarek El-tablawy, Patrick Quinn
The vice president assured Hamid Karzai that the United States "won't leave in 2014" after handover
Assange: We’re stepping up release of leaked docs
Jill Lawless
The Wikileaks founder promises more revelations based on the group's stash of confidential U.S. embassy cables
Just how many bases does the Pentagon have?
Nick Turse
No one has the answer to that simple question. But whatever the exact number is, it needs to shrink -- soon
A violent song’s latest, ugly encore
Sarah Hepola
Loughner's favorite video features "Bodies," the metal score for violence in Afghanistan, Iraq, Gitmo and much more
Court probes WikiLeaks Twitter info
Raphael G. Satter
A subpoena presses Wikileaks, Assange thinks that Google, Facebook are facing similar requests about his site
Republican deficit hypocrisy off to a great start on defense spending
Alex Pareene
While the national debt is the most important issue in the world, we mustn't cut a single dollar from the Pentagon
Report: Post 9/11 America still not safe
Adam Clark Estes
With the 10-year anniversary of 9/11 on the calendar this year, experts weigh in on the state of terrorism
101st Airborne starts coming home after deadly tour
Kristin M. Hall
Commander says this marks the beginning of the return of 17,000 division soldiers deployed in Afghanistan
“The Cape”: Why can’t TV do superheroes?
Matt Zoller Seitz
"The Cape," NBC's latest attempt to bring the popular genre to the small screen, fails in nearly every respect
Does America really have the finest military in the world?
William J. Astore
The retired officer in me warms to the sentiment, but the historian in me begs to differ
Obama sending more troops to Afghanistan
Justin Elliott
At the same time the White House insists things are going well, it is reportedly deploying another 1,400 troops
Gates sending 1,400 more Marines to Afghanistan
Pauline Jelinek
Extra troops will supplement the 30,000 already in the country
GOP 2011: Repeal, oppose, subpoena
Larry Margasak
Republicans look to use House advantage towards investigating Democrats, preparing for 2012
Petraeus blew $1 million on Iraqi water park
Justin Elliott
The celebrated commander used discretionary funds to build an Iraqi water park that is now in ruins
Graham: Afghans must “earn” permanent U.S. bases
Justin Elliott
The Republican senator wants the American military in Afghanistan permanently -- but only if the locals "earn it"
You know, 2010 wasn’t a bad year for Obama
Steve Kornacki
He was showered with cries of "Betrayal!" from some of his allies, but he achieved more than you might realize
10 from 2010: Our favorite Salon stories
Kerry Lauerman
One final look back at our own work, and what we liked best
Afghan officials say Taliban commander killed
Elena Becatoros
The "shadow governor" of a northern Afghan province died in an overnight raid
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