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Judge: Assange does have desire to clear his name
Cassandra Vinograd
WikiLeaks founder is released to English country manor after nine days in jail for alleged sex crimes
Obama Afghan review: Stay the course
Justin Elliott
Administration's take on the Afghan war is thin on specifics and doesn't mention the soaring number of troop deaths
Birther Army doctor convicted
Justin Elliott
The lieutenant colonel who refused orders in protest of President Obama now faces serious prison time
28 dead in Australian boat accident
Kristen Gelineau, Tanalee Smith
Vessel smuggling immigrants crashes into cliffs of Christmas Island after engine failure
What to know about Obama’s Afghan war review
Justin Elliott
In advance of a White House review of the war on Thursday and the inevitable spin-fest, some context
Terrorism is everywhere!
Stephan Salisbury
The next Congress will be filled with fringe Republicans all too eager to play the terror card on every issue
What does No Labels really want?
Justin Elliott
Salon talks to John Avlon, co-founder of the well-funded "centrist" advocacy group that launched earlier this week
Attempts to prosecute WikiLeaks endanger press freedoms
Glenn Greenwald
Journalists from around the world are slowly realizing what a threat such a prosecution would pose
Richard Holbrooke’s last words
Glenn Greenwald
President Obama's envoy to the region urges an end to the war in Afghanistan
Official: U.S. diplomat Richard Holbrooke dies
Associated Press
Author of part of the Pentagon Papers, architect of 1995 Bosnia peace plan and special envoy for Obama was 69
Iran’s president abruptly fires foreign minister
Ali Akbar Dareini, Brian Murphy
Names nuclear chief as acting top diplomat, signaling primacy of the country's atomic energy aspirations
Nir Rosen on the “Aftermath” of America’s wars
Glenn Greenwald
A gripping new book details the havoc and misery unleashed in Iraq and Afghanistan by U.S. invasions
Two more soldiers face courts-martial in Afghan case
Associated Press
Twelve soldiers in all have been implicated in a drug investigation
Controlled burn destroys Calif. bomb house
Julie Watson
Authorities use remote control behind 16-foot firewall to ignite Escondido home containing explosive materials
How Washington runs its war on Pakistan
Fatima Bhutto
The WikiLeaks cables show how the U.S. has escalated its drone strikes, with the aid of the Zardari regime
Inside Hillary’s plumbers unit
Hannah Gurman
The State Department scrambles to prevent another WikiLeaks humiliation
Whose side is the White House on anyway?
James K. Galbraith
The president should know that, as Lincoln told Congress in 1862, he "cannot escape history"
Gates says Karzai took high road on WikiLeaks
Lolita C. Baldor
U.S. expresses gratitude for the Afghan leader's statesmanlike response to the criticism
What American casualties in Afghanistan?
Tom Engelhardt
After one of the war's bloodiest months, our mounting military dead are more invisible than ever
Top Dem: Spend war money on U.S. infrastructure
Justin Elliott
In interview with Salon, Ed Rendell explains why he thinks the Afghan war is not the best use of taxpayer dollars
Visa suspends all payments to WikiLeaks
Associated Press
PayPal has also severed links with the embattled website
Anti-WikiLeaks lies and propaganda – from TNR, Lauer, Feinstein and more
Glenn Greenwald
The New Republic, Matt Lauer, Dianne Feinstein, others lead a demonization campaign against the whistle-blowers
The delight of watching kids watch viral videos
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A series of clips shows children's reactions to online culture. As a parent and pop culture junkie, I'm fascinated
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