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FEMA denies funds to rebuild fertilizer plant explosion town
Natasha Lennard
The agency will not provide funds to rebuild the West, Texas, town where homes and schools were destroyed
Why is the History Channel obsessed with conspiracy theories?
Alex Seitz-Wald
The cable channel's newest star thinks Obama is "a Kenyan-Muslim"
US has no plans to end surveillance
Lara Jakes
The Obama administration maintains that the spying program keeps America safe from terrorists
Hong Kong might have no choice but to protect Snowden
Benjamin Carlson
The NSA whistleblower could exploit a loophole in the Chinese territory's asylum system to buy himself some time
Marco Rubio decides whether he wants to kill immigration reform or not
Alex Pareene
Does the conservative Florida senator still want to be instrumental in passing reform?
Intelligence chief: Internet spying program is strictly supervised
Lara Jakes, Jim Kuhnhenn
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper says government does not act unilaterally to obtain online data
Obama’s “Dirty Wars” — and a soiled presidency
Andrew O'Hehir
Reporter Jeremy Scahill's riveting film helps explain how the "transformational presidency" turned to nightmare
Obama, Xi summit “blazed new trail” says official
Associated Press
The two leaders reportedly agreed on a relationship of cooperation, not conflict
Pop neuroscience is bunk!
Sally Satel, Scott O. Lilienfeld
The media -- and some scientists -- use brain imaging to explain law, politics, even theology. It's often hooey
Barack Obama and Xi Jinping discuss cybersecurity as tension over privacy increases in U.S.
Prachi Gupta
The two presidents met in California to discuss the issue "at the 40,000-foot level," according to Obama
No, there isn’t a GOP civil war
Kim Messick
It's the establishment, Fox News, Heritage, Rush and the Koch Bros, versus a few moderates. That's a mercy killing
Mad about NSA’s overreach? Blame Congress
Jonathan Bernstein
There’s plenty of fault to go around, from Bush to Obama to NSA itself. But the legislative branch truly failed us
We need a break from Jon Stewart
Daniel D'Addario
The "Daily Show" host takes the summer off to direct a movie. Here's hoping he returns cleansed of annoying tics
Shooting near Santa Monica college
Associated Press
Several have been reported wounded, the shooter included
Welcome to the age of Bush-Obama
Jean MacKenzie
New revelations about the NSA's data collection methods should come as little surprise
America the passive
Joan Walsh
The NSA dragnet sparks insufficient outrage because most of us feel complicit in the erosion of our privacy
Obama: No one is listening to your phone calls
Associated Press
The president defended his government's secret surveillance during a press conference Friday
As senator, Obama wanted to curb data collection he now defends
Alex Seitz-Wald
Then-Sen. Obama's bill would have drastically limited the mass collection of phone records by the government
IRS official apologizes for lavish spending
Stephen Ohlemacher, Alan Fram
Deputy tells House Committee that taxpayer dollars were wasted on expenditures like "Star Trek" parody videos
Obama’s unparalleled spy state
Andrew Leonard
Another blockbuster: New revelations expose the NSA and FBI's vast online surveillance powers
Senate nixes both parties’ student loan plans
Associated Press
Interest rates are set to double July 1
Samantha Power: I’m a “humanitarian hawk”
Tom Jacobs
The next ambassador to the UN reflects on the need to combat genocide and other human rights abuses
Tom Donilon resigns as national security adviser
Julie Pace
He will be replaced by U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice
Obama ignores Afghan massacre
Cora Currier
The president vowed to investigate the killing of thousands of Taliban POWs. Four years later, we're still waiting
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