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I’m sorry, Taylor Swift: My one tweet set off a worldwide search for a “missing” pop star from Los Angeles to New Zealand
Maggie Shipstead
All I did was spy Taylor at the airport and tweet it. By the time I landed in New Zealand, all hell broke loose
More like Reagan than FDR: I’m a millennial and I’ll never vote for Hillary Clinton
Walker Bragman
I never thought I'd be encouraging people to not vote for the Democratic nominee for president. But I am
We’re living in a kleptocracy: America robs from its poor — while its infrastructure crumbles
Rebecca Gordon
The U.S. fancies itself the world leader in clean government, even as we methodically bankrupt our disenfranchised
The rise of al-Baghdadi and the Islamic State
Jason Burke
From the fall of Saddam and internment in a US prison in Iraq to the Arab Spring, the ISIS leader's influence grew
Oh, the suffering of the CIA: In Showtime’s “The Spymasters,” America’s chief spooks bare their souls on the pain of the terror war
Andrew O'Hehir
Whom to waterboard? Which village to drone? A bizarre documentary explores the spy elite's secret suffering
“Sorry we killed your family”: We are the terrorists in the Middle East, and our compliant media will never tell the truth
Dana E. Abizaid
The real Middle East terrorists? Look in the mirror. We'll never face it, because the media won't level with us
This is the entire GOP plan: Credibility destroyed after Bush debacle, their only strategy is to scare us
Paul Rosenberg
The party of security tanked the economy and unleashed Middle East disaster. Now they have nothing but fear itself
After the great unraveling: A harrowing glimpse of the world that awaits
John Feffer
Devastating droughts, mass migrations and rampant xenophobia are only a preview of the dystopia to come
Sam Harris talks Islam, ISIS, atheism, GOP madness: “We are confronting people, in dozens of countries, who despise more or less everything that we value”
Sean Illing
Famed atheist and Salon debate and discuss Islamophobia, religion and liberalism, as well as Ben Carson's appeal
Read about the lives and families of the 14 Afghan hospital workers killed by U.S. bombing
Ben Norton
Doctors Without Borders released bios for the 14 staff massacred when America destroyed its Kunduz hospital
“I can feel it”: Donald Trump explains how he “predicted” 9/11
Sophia Tesfaye
"The other thing I predicted is terrorism," Trump told supporters in South Carolina. "It's about vision, folks"
Hatred of ISIS is no justification for torture: Are you listening, GOP candidates?
John Rodriguez
Support for torture among Republican candidates is widespread, even though it no doubt aided terror recruitment
Spike Lee’s campus cure-all: “A sex strike could really work on college campuses where there’s an abundance of sexual harassment and date rapes”
Sarah Burris
On the Colbert show, he also talks gun control and Laquan McDonald
Under the cover of humanitarian aid: The U.S. military is all over Africa
Nick Turse
AFRICOM stretches far wider than the public is being told, and it's only going to get bigger in the years to come
Freedom fries and chicken hawks: The American history mosque-closers and chest-thumpers must learn
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
When terror strikes, it's politically profitable to talk tough. It might feel good, but always leads to mistakes
The stunning paradox of Iran’s war on drugs: How it actually makes America look worse
Daniel Denvir
Iran regularly puts drug traffickers to death—but it also tests out progressive policies for treating drug addicts
10 reasons young Americans are absolutely screwed
Alex Henderson
Crushing debt, a deeply flawed economy, and that's not all
The GOP is a gift to ISIS: Paris, Osama bin Laden and the shadow of the Twin Towers
Tom Engelhardt
The Islamic State is bent on a "clash of civilizations," and the American right may be its greatest propagandists
We’re already caving to ISIS: Bloodthirsty jingoism is precisely what the terrorists want
Matthew Rozsa
The chief goal of these terrorists is to launch a "cosmic war." Bigotry and calls for invasion provide exactly that
A liberal plan to defeat ISIS: Here’s how we avoid Ted Cruz’s religious police state
Jeffrey Tayler
Military intervention is a disaster. Propping up dictators made a mess. Our "allies" play a double game. Now what?
Jeb’s new Iraq war: Continuing the family tradition of bloody Middle East quagmires
Simon Maloy
If Jeb is elected president, he'll do what Bushes do best: Start a war in the Middle East and not pay for it
The acts of terror we won’t acknowledge: America’s official story of a hospital bombing keeps changing
Laura Gottesdiener
Thirty people died in a Kunduz drone strike, 10 of them patients. Months later, Washington is still investigating
No, really, I’ll only vote for Bernie Sanders — and Paris helps explain why
H.A. Goodman
This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to vote for Bernie Sanders and I'm not going to waste it
6 keys to understanding ISIS’ barbaric brand of nihilism
Steven Rosenfeld
The Islamic State is no mere collection of psychopaths. It really believes it is the agent of the coming apocalypse
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