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Obama: NSA surveillance has saved lives
Associated Press
The president estimates the spy program has helped avert at least 50 threats
Obama mum on US arms to Syrian rebels
Associated Press
The president praised the G-8 plan to seek a negotiated peace, but offered no clues as to his course of action
House passes sweeping anti-abortion bill
Jim Abrams
The legislation would restrict almost all abortions to the first 20 weeks after conception
How cash secretly rules surveillance policy
David Sirota
Today's congressional hearing was a joke. The reason: Firms like Booz Allen bankroll and own Congress. Here's how
US begins peace talks with Taliban
Patrick Quinn
American officials are hopeful it's the first step towards the political group renouncing all ties to al-Qaida
Gitmo “indefinite detainees” revealed
Natasha Lennard
Following FOIA requests, U.S. identifies 46 men deemed, contra international law, too dangerous for trial, transfer
Syrian warplanes hit rebels near military base
Barbara Surk
Assad's forces are also waging an offensive against opposition fighters in Aleppo
Barack and Bill on Syria: What’s really happening
Aaron David Miller
To understand the current Democratic president’s predicament, consider the last one’s experiences -- and commentary
Why Sarah Palin actually matters again
Joan Walsh
With a new Fox contract and sharp words on immigration, the former Alaska gov. is the smiley face of white backlash
The theme song of the radical right
John Stauffer, Benjamin Soskis
How "Battle Hymn of the Republic" -- Reagan's favorite song -- became the background music of the modern GOP
From Ike to “The Matrix”: Welcome to the American dystopia
Andrew O'Hehir
Part Orwellian security state, part Huxley wonderland and part "Matrix," America is three dystopias in one!
PRISM part of a much larger government surveillance program
Associated Press
Companies have been handling requests from the FBI for years, under a program called US-98XN
GOP’s John McCain problem
Jonathan Bernstein
The reason he still speaks for them on foreign policy: They hate substance and literally have no other "experts"
Daniel Ellsberg: Edward Snowden is a patriot
Brad Friedman
The man behind the Pentagon Papers talks NSA, Bradley Manning and whistle-blowers' importance in a new interview
Obama boosts military aid to Syrian rebels
Julie Pace, Lolita C. Baldor
Officials announced Thursday they had conclusive evidence that Assad had crossed a "red line"
US determines Syria crossed “red line”
Matthew Lee, Julie Pace
Obama administration concludes Syrian regime used chemical weapons; hasn't decided how it will respond
10 dumbest reactions to the NSA scandal
Evan McMurry
These pols and pundits may not know what they're talking about, but they have strong opinions nonetheless
Eric Holder’s brave and welcome decision
Alex Pareene
Embattled AG's Justice Department seeks oversight of NYPD, involves administration in stop-and-frisk case
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
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