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This civil war is going to end: Don’t forget that Bernie & Hillary are on the same side
Matthew Rozsa
While many fans of Bernie Sanders insist that they'll never vote for Clinton, they'd do well to look at the facts
DNC vice chair resigns, endorses Sanders, blasts Clinton’s “interventionist, regime change policies”
Ben Norton
Tulsi Gabbard left the Democratic National Committee, which has been accused of pro-Hillary bias, to support Bernie
We’re never winning these wars: America has zero to show for its decades of bloodshed in the Middle East
Tom Engelhardt
Armed conflict in Iraq, Afghanistan and beyond hasn't brought anything close to lasting peace. Quite the opposite
Facebook’s shameless “colonial” ambitions: Why its aggressive play for Indian users was rightfully banned
Eesha Pandit
The Internet giant's aggressive India expansion plan would have undermined net neutrality — so it was banned
This is not a “European crisis,” it’s a Syrian crisis: A human rights expert on why we’re only now paying attention to a decades-old global refugee crisis, and what you can do
David Palumbo-Liu
Why the EU should be able to absorb the incoming refugees, and how the human drama gets lost in the numbers
How opium defeated America in Afghanistan
Alfred McCoy
A pink flower has stopped the world's largest military juggernaut in its tracks
Detained whistle-blower Julian Assange remains hopeful he’ll be able to leave embassy; warns a Clinton presidency would bring “disaster”
Ben Norton
Assange tells Salon that WikiLeaks has new releases in the works and talks about Sanders — and his limitations
Democrats who backed Iraq now dare slime Sanders’ foreign policy experience?
Paul Rosenberg
The hawkish Hillary team paints Sanders as a foreign policy naif. His views may be smarter and tougher than hers
15 minutes with David Petraeus: In which he uses his Jedi-like ability to ramble at will while I sit in stupefied silence
Carmen Gentile
I didn't even want the damn interview with the general, but I still feel dirty and duped after he hands me my ass
U.S. kicks off its new bombing campaign in Libya killing 2 Serbian embassy workers
Ben Norton
Serbian officials say they were close to freeing the two ISIS hostages, but U.S. airstrikes killed them
A copy of Karl Marx’s “Capital” signed by Carly Fiorina is being auctioned to raise money for Bernie Sanders
Ben Norton
The strange story of how a socialist got a Republican CEO to sign a copy of Marx's iconic book
Stephen King slams Donald Trump: “Even if he was able to govern without blowing up the world, could we look at a guy who resembles a cable game show host for four years?”
Brendan Gauthier
King's new interview with The Daily Beast covers 9/11, #OscarsSoWhite, the GOP and more
“They really don’t want this out”: The biggest Iraq War scandal that nobody’s talking about
Liam O'Donoghue
“The Burn Pits” reveals how a Dick Cheney-connected company got rich while U.S. soldiers got poisoned
British schoolboy questioned by “anti-terrorism” police for wearing “Free Palestine” badge
Ben Norton
Teen Rahmaan Mohammadi says he was "interrogated" by police, who warned him not to talk about Palestine in school
Profiting off of chaos: How the U.S. privatized its war in Afghanistan — Antony Loewenstein on “Disaster Capitalism”
Ben Norton
Journalist Antony Loewenstein tells Salon how corporations exploit violent conflicts in Afghanistan and beyond
America’s worst affluenza case: The U.S. military is blowing through our tax dollars
William J. Astore
Whenever its funds are threatened, the Pentagon whines like a bratty teen. It's time Congress put its foot down
“Either I am completely wrong, or he is completely wrong”: Mark Bowden on Seymour Hersh, Osama bin Laden and America’s new drone war
Michael Schulson
The author of "Black Hawk Down" and "Killing Pablo" talks El Chapo, death by drone and the truth about Bin Laden
Sanders proudly declaring “Kissinger is not my friend” totally destroys notion that Clinton’s better on foreign policy
Ben Norton
Kissinger oversaw policies that led to millions of deaths. Sanders' break with his destructive legacy is crucial
“Cruel” deportations of kids: U.S. and U.K. are sending child refugees back to where they may be killed
Ben Norton
Human Rights Watch says the deportations are "cruel" and "disturbing," and likely violate international law
America is 0 for the 21st century: “The finest fighting force in the history of the world” can’t win for losing
Tom Engelhardt
The U.S. military hasn't enjoyed an unqualified victory in decades. Maybe it's time we abandon our foreign policy
America needs a “Bernie Doctrine”: How Sanders’ foreign policy weakness could become a game-changing strength
Daniel Denvir
The Vermont senator has taken flack for his lack of attention to foreign policy. Here's how he should address it
Obama “on verge of” launching another bombing campaign in Libya, after dropping 23,144 bombs on six countries in 2015
Ben Norton
The U.S. persistently uses bombs to try to solve the very problems its own bombs created
The next move for surging Sanders: As Clinton gets a pass on her foreign policy record, Bernie must go nuclear on this alleged strength
Sean Illing
Bernie needs to hit Clinton’s foreign policy record that's replete with errors and capitulations to the war machine
Dear Madeleine Albright and Gloria Steinem: Feminism demands we reject America’s deadly imperialism
Sarah Lazare
Women are the first victims of our foreign policy. Hillary can't have it both ways, and neither can her backers
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