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Obama: Syria chemical attack requires military response
Associated Press
In televised address, the president sticks to his red lines, insists he long resisted military action
Political polarization affects economic views
Michelle Jamrisko
Increasingly partisan politics makes it difficult for consumers to separate views on the economy from the pundits'
NSA spying disclosures could cost companies billions
Allan Holmes
The possiblity of the NSA hacking U.S. technology could reduce overseas trust and sales
Israel thinking about Iran as U.S. contemplates Syria strike
Christa Case Bryant
A military strike would be a restoration of U. S. credibility in Israeli eyes and a potential deterrent to Iran
No, we don’t need more Murdochs and Trumps!
Michael Lind
Arguing that cities should attract more billionaires to increase their tax base ignores what made cities great
Documentary brings together 20 presidential chiefs
David Bauder
A new film on the men, yup all men, who've held the job said to be more powerful than the vice-president
5 acts of terror by people we chose to protect us
Paul Buchheit
Forget radical Islam. Our greatest threat is our own corporate/military/political complex
Racist “patriots” want me dead: I dared criticize “the troops”
Steven Salaita
My Salon piece about "supporting the troops" earned death threats and vile, racist responses. They proved my point
Unemployment numbers are falling: Should we be worried?
Rich Miller
The numbers went down for a variety of reasons, and it might create issues for the Federal Reserve
Send in the clowns!
Andrew J. Bacevich
Will the Syria debate provide the foreign policy rethinking we need or turn to farce? Welcome back, Jon Stewart...
Who is responsible for the chemical attack in Syria?
Zeina Karam, Kimberly Dozier
The U.S. insists Bashar Assad committed the attack, but has offered no evidence to the public
Stop mocking Aaron Sorkin: Election coverage on “The Newsroom” is surprisingly fun
Neil Drumming
This week's election episode of "The Newsroom" is light on actual election night coverage. That's a good thing
The G20 Summit: On red lines and one epic death stare
Jean MacKenzie
Everyone wanted to see Obama confront Putin
US stocks fall after Putin says Russia will assist Syria
LU WANG, NICK TABOREK
Comments from Putin, who is already aiding Syria with arms shipments, erase earlier market gains
6 major players who turned Syria into a proxy war nightmare
Alex Kane
The United States isn't the only country with a lot to gain or lose from the fall of Bashar al-Assad
John Kerry is blowing it on Syria
Joan Walsh
As the antiwar hero and diplomat sells the country on a Syrian strike, he’s bowing to hawks and forgetting history
G20 protesters draw attention to Russia’s anti-gay law
Associated Press
The rally was peaceful despite hundreds of police in riot gear
Climate change is cleaving the GOP in two
Geoff Dembicki
An emerging faction of Republicans thinks the party should adopt a British Columbia-style tax on carbon
Syria resolution passes Senate committee
Natasha Lennard
The resolution for a purportedly limited war will go to the full Senate for a vote next week
Putin on Syria: “We have our plans”
Associated Press
The Russian president says he hasn't excluded possibility of back a U.N. resolution on punitive military strikes
Ban Ki-Moon warns against Syria strike
Associated Press
The U.N. chief says a missile attacks could prompt further turmoil
Obama wins House leaders’ support on Syria
Associated Press
President now confident he'll get Congressional go ahead to launch strikes
Why are the Clintons so obnoxious on Twitter?
Daniel D'Addario
Bill and Hillary Clinton can't stop tweeting at celebrities about how great Bill and Hillary Clinton are
4 essential questions before we rush to war
David Sirota
Before deciding how the U.S. should address the human atrocity in Syria, here are the moral questions at stake
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