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Breitbart and Donald Trump’s alt-right troll brigade attacked Chobani yogurt because its founder likes immigrants
Sophia Tesfaye
Death threats have been coming in from alt-righters believing Chobani yogurt wants to “drown the U.S. in Muslims"
Is Hillary Clinton an emailing criminal? A nonpartisan guide to national security and foreign policy issues in the presidential election (part II)
R. Jeffrey Smith
Will we be less safe during the next administration?
Why the Pentagon budget just won’t go down
William D. Hartung
This year’s Pentagon budget is roughly $600 billion: why does the DOD have such a stranglehold on tax dollars?
WATCH: Black Donald Trump supporter, mistaken for protestor, gets escorted out of rally and called a “thug” by Trump
Sophia Tesfaye
“Were you paid $1,500 to be a thug?” Trump sneered at C.J. Cary. “You can get him out. Get him out!”
Why the U.S. and western countries could be bluffing about military intervention in Syria
Vijay Prashad
Paying the price for a high-octane media push for war
California National Guard still demands troops who enlisted to pay their bonuses back
Matthew Rozsa
The California National Guard will be working with Congress to give "relief to soldiers"
Tom Hayden, famed 1960s anti-war activist, dies at 76
The Associated Press
Hayden's name is forever linked with the Vietnam protests
“Littered with bones”: Village in South Sudan is now a graveyard
Nick Turse
The remains of victims haunt Leer, South Sudan, as the town has been repeatedly attacked over the years
Apocalypse then, now, always: the truth about violence in Leer, South Sudan
Nick Turse
A 2005 U.S.-supported peace deal was supposed to put a stop to north-south slaughter, but it never quite did
Without debate, we need to talk about Afghanistan: Remember the longest-running war in our nation’s history?
Bob Hennelly
Have we really forgotten this conflict? It seems so, as the U.S. is quietly returning to its interventionist ways
The wasteful truth about military spending if Trump were to become president
David Morris
To offset a significant increase in military spending Medicaid would be cut by $900 billion
Seven races that could flip the Senate: Trump’s impending defeat may lead to a down-ballot massacre
Amanda Marcotte
These critical contests will decide the Senate: Who are the candidates — and how do they feel about Donald Trump?
Unipolar no more: With Russia and China’s growing aggression, the world is becoming increasingly multipolar
Dilip Hiro
And Moscow is calling the shots in Syria, not that Gary Johnson even knows where that is
Donald Trump the arsonist: The GOP nominee is inching America toward the apocalypse
John Feffer
Trump is touting an apocalyptic worldview that mirrors Evangelical dogma
The new “American Idiot”: Why Drive-By Truckers’ “American Band” is essential listening in the Trump era
Nico Lang
Like Green Day giving the finger to Bush's "redneck agenda," DBT's album puts today's political upheaval in context
“Because ISIS”: Whoever wins the presidential election, the Middle East loses
Sophia A. McClennen
For all the bluster about ISIS, both Clinton's and Trump's plans would make the situation in the Middle East worse
Paul Ryan, Donald Trump will stump together in Wisconsin
Andrew Taylor
Their joint campaign appearance on Saturday is the latest in a long, rocky history between the two
Radical resurgence: In Afghanistan, the Taliban is becoming more powerful
Vijay Prashad
How the U.S. failed in making long-lasting change
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from goats in Kathmandu to burning oil fields in Qayyarah, Iraq
Donald Trump’s white supremacist delusions: Why does the GOP nominee think “race riots” are breaking out across America?
Chauncey DeVega
Ugly white supremacist screeds about "inner-city" violence and "race war" have clearly shaped Trump's rhetoric
What Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton got wrong about nuclear weapons
Andrew Bacevich
A debate question that not many people noticed is rather telling
Hell in “Dark Prison”: New forms of torture at CIA black site revealed
Ben Norton
Interviews conducted by Human Rights Watch detail the extreme abuse detainees endured at the CIA black site Cobalt
Election blindness: It’s the end of the world economy as we know it — and we feel fine
Bob Hennelly
Our myopic focus on Trump and Clinton has blinded us to a looming debt crisis and a global economy on the precipice
Joe Biden schools Donald Trump for his PTSD comment: “So thoroughly, completely uninformed”
Brendan Gauthier
Biden — whose son, Beau, served in Iraq — slammed the draft-dodger for saying vets with PTSD "can't handle" combat
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