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Protesters gather for a Women's March in Oslo, Norway, Saturday Jan. 21, 2017. The march is being held in solidarity with the Women's March in Washington, and other cities worldwide, advocating women's rights and opposing Donald Trump's U.S. presidency. (Stian Lysberg Solum / NTB Scanpix via AP) (AP)

The new patriotism: Loving America and resisting President Trump, a one-man 9/11

Frida Berrigan
A lesson on how to fall back in love with your country, even in times of instability
Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman, "The Blind Sheik", has died

Blind cleric behind 1990s terror plots dies in US prison

BRIAN MELLEY, LEE KEATH
Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman, aka "the Blind Sheik", died in prison Saturday serving life sentence for terrorist plans
(Santiago Flores/South Bend Tribune via AP)

“We should be working more with the Mexicans”: Former “border czar” shares real facts about immigration

Sebastian Rotella
Alan Bersin says a border wall won’t address the real challenges confronting the U.S. border enforcement system
FILE - In this Jan. 12, 2016, file photo, Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl arrives for a pretrial hearing at Fort Bragg, N.C. Bergdahl and his attorneys have arrived at a courthouse Monday, Feb. 13, 2017, where they'll try to convince a military judge that President Donald Trump violated Bergdahl's due process rights. Bergdahl is scheduled for trial in April. He is accused of endangering the lives of soldiers who searched for him after he walked off his post in Afghanistan in 2009.(AP Photo/Ted Richardson, File) (AP)

How President Trump is influencing the Bowe Bergdahl trial

Jonathan Drew
Bergdahl's lawyers say he can't get a fair trial because the president called him a "traitor"
FILE - In this April 26, 2016 file photo, family members and supporters of 43 missing teachers college students carry pictures of the students as they march to demand the case not be closed and that experts' recommendations about new leads be followed, in Mexico City. In Mexico’s ten year war on drugs advances can be seen in places like the violent border city of Ciudad Juarez, where the number of homicides fell when it began a stepped-up policing effort. But those kind of gains haven’t been seen in most other states. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell, File) (AP)

Unnecessary fighting south of the border: Mexico should ask Trump to pay for the drug war

Jonathan Marshall
Mexico has some leverage if Trump tries to play rough with tariffs and trade
Donald Trump; Derek Harvey; Michael Flynn (Getty/Aude Guerrucci/Mark Wilson/Mandel Ngan)

Our man in the Middle East: The confusing worldview of Trump aide Derek Harvey

Steven A. Cook
Col. Derek Harvey has more mainstream views on Islam than Gen. Michael Flynn — but he still has strange baggage
((AP Photo/Craig Ruttle))

Obama’s lethal deportation machine: Trump’s anti-immigration measures are intense, but nothing new

Sarah Lazare
“We have to remain vigilant of what Obama’s actual policies were, and not just pay attention to the rhetoric"
(AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

Americans don’t think other world leaders like President Trump, either

Matthew Rozsa
One year ago, most Americans thought the rest of the world liked them. Now, not so much
In this Feb. 2, 2017, photo, President Donald Trump speaks during his meeting with House and Senate legislators in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington. For all of the White House's early bravado,Trump has taken office with few concrete plans for how to make good on his pledge to unravel President Barack Obama's foreign policy and tackle some of the biggest national security challenges facing his administration. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais) (AP)

President Trump does not have a concrete governing strategy

Julie Pace
On foreign policy, Trump is still speaking in his campaign language
(Getty/Win McNamee/AP/Evan Vucci/Muhamed Huwais)

Steve Bannon’s war with Islam: Trump may not even understand his adviser’s apocalyptic vision

Jalal Baig
Bannon has long yearned for a civilizational conflict between the West and the Muslim world. Now he may get it
(Getty/Mireia Triguero Roura)

Ban Trump’s sad view of America

Jim Hightower
Will the U.S. realize Trump's vision of fear and bigotry? Or is our land one of courage, openness and inclusion?
(AP/Andrew Harnik/Getty/Brian Blanco/Dennis Grombkowski)

The end of the world as we know it: The Donald Trump White House is set to destroy decades of U.S. foreign policy

Sophia A. McClennen
In less than 2 weeks, Trump has unraveled decades of diplomacy, weakened alliances and made us all less safe
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What happens when all we have left is the Pentagon?

William D. Hartung
More Pentagon spending and less investment in diplomacy abroad and civilian needs at home will militarize society
(AP Photo/Chris O'Meara)

U.S. military botches online fight against Islamic State

Desmond Butler, Richard Lardner
Management of a department fighting ISIS online is beset with incompetence, cronyism and flawed data
Protesters carry signs and chant in Lafayette Park near the White House during a demonstration to denounce President Donald Trump's executive order that bars citizens of seven predominantly Muslim-majority countries from entering the U.S. on Sunday, Jan. 29, 2017, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon) (AP)

With students stranded abroad, colleges condemn travel ban

Collin Binkley
The Association of American Universities asks Trump to reverse immigration ban for students
Corey Hawkins in "24: Legacy" (Fox)

New hero, same old day: “24: Legacy” returns a time-worn franchise to TV with a fresh face

Melanie McFarland
Jack's not back, but the outdated structure that governed "24" is, with engaging new lead. Can he get the job done?
U.S. Army soldiers in Panjwai district, Kandahar province southern Afghanistan, June 12, 2011. (Reuters/Baz Ratner)

Alternative facts in the Middle East: Obama has left Trump a disaster in Afghanistan

Bob Hennelly
Despite what the media has told you, experts say we're losing in Afghanistan. And Trump is unlikely to change that
AP Photo/LM Otero (AP)

Top executives from Trump’s Manufacturing Jobs Initiative discuss trade and the economy

Angelo Young
The nation’s top executives have been addressing the new reality under Trump during this earning season

The dark (k)night: Donald Trump’s new world order spells bad times ahead

William J. Astore
Greater military spending, border walls and vilification of the Other in the name of "winning" doesn't bode well
FILE - In this June 27, 2006 file photo, reviewed by a US Department of Defense official, US military guards walk within Camp Delta military-run prison, at the Guantanamo Bay US Naval Base, Cuba. (AP Photo/Brennan Linsley, file) (AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)

President Trump is going to repeal Obama’s ban on torture-filled “black site” prisons: report

Matthew Rozsa
President Trump is going to return America to Bush-era human rights violations — or worse
FILE - This undated photo provided by the U.S. Army shows Pfc. Chelsea Manning. For most Americans, Manning has been a hero or villain based on how they view her decision to leak classified material. For transgender people, she has another dimension _ serving as a potent symbol of their struggles for acceptance. With the commutation of her prison sentence by President Barack Obama, now set for release in May 2017, she and will re-enter a society bitterly divided over many aspects of transgender rights. (AP Photo/U.S. Army, File) (Associated Press)

What will Chelsea Manning’s legacy be?

Sanjay Goel
The most lasting effect of Manning's legacy will likely be a powerful new fear of so-called “insider threats”
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Skateboarding will roll into Tokyo 2020 Olympics

Neftalie Williams
Skateboarding now has a global platform to promote a cross-cultural community and shared values
FILE - In this Jan. 15, 2017 file-pool photo, Secretary of State John Kerry speaks with the media in Paris. Defying Republican opposition, officials say the Obama administration in its waning hours quietly released $221 million to the Palestinian Authority that GOP members of Congress had been blocking. The official said John Kerry had informed some lawmakers of the move shortly before he left the State Department for the last time on. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon, Pool, File) (AP)

U.S. sent $221 million to Palestinians in Obama’s last hours

Matthew Lee, Richard Lardner
Funds will support humanitarian aid in the West Bank and Gaza, political and security reforms, and governance

Annual intelligence publication is a living nightmare of groupthink

Tom Engelhardt
"Global Trends" and the collective wisdom of the U.S. intelligence community
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