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The U.S.-Russia “phony war”: How Washington warmongers could bring us from stalemate to catastrophe
Patrick L. Smith
One of two outcomes is likely: Another long Cold War, or a great power conflict
How China and Russia are running rings around Washington
Pepe Escobar
A geopolitical "big bang" just happened in Eurasia, and it's not good for United States
The untold story of the Greece coup: Another democratically elected leader tossed overboard for not submitting to economic orthodoxy
Patrick L. Smith
The Greek people said no to austerity, knowing the path would be hard. They learned bittersweet, painful lessons
Devendra Banhart’s amazing “Mad Men” finale theory involves Roger’s octopus painting and J.K. Rowling
Eric Eidelstein
Salon sat down with the musician to discuss his latest project, the book "I Left My Noodle on Ramen Street"
America’s declaration of total dependence: Barack Obama, TPP & the perils of global hyper-capitalism
Matthew Pulver
Take a look tomorrow at an American flag. "Made in China," it probably reads -- a fitting, and chilling, metaphor
A liberal in the South: I didn’t mean to scream at that woman about abortion rights, but I was not in control
Catherine Landis
I tried to have a civil conversation about abortion with someone who called herself "pro-life." Here's how it went
Former South American soccer boss mired in FIFA scandal
Luis Andres Henao
I managed a Washington, D.C., brothel: sex secrets from the nation’s capital
Michael Merriam
I called myself Madam Mike but the escorts rolled their eyes. You'd be surprised by what a usual day was like
70 years after the end of WWII, the West is unwilling to celebrate the holiday in Russia
Jochen Hellbeck
The Soviet Union did more than any other country to defeat Nazi Germany -- a history too important to deny
“It’s pronounced ‘Heb'”: Jeb Bush registers to vote as “hispanic” and Twitter pounces
Joanna Rothkopf
We were born ready for this
“A new degree of pettiness”: Why is the U.S. really sanctioning Venezuela?
Marcy Wheeler
While the administration claims Venezuela poses a dire threat to our security, the facts show a different reality
Netanyahu’s war must be stopped now: The real story behind his speech to Congress
Michael Lerner
While the media covers politics and personalities, a much more dangerous game around Iran unfolds offstage
Our embarrassing, servile media: Does the New York Times just print everything the government tells it?
Patrick L. Smith
The paper of record is carrying Washington's water in its Ukraine reporting -- all too believing, once again
“That’s something that should make libertarians nervous”: Inside the tumultuous rise of an American ideology
Elias Isquith
Executive vice president of the Koch-backed Cato Institute tells Salon why he thinks his creed is on the ups
Welcome to the new Cold War: Keystone XL and GOP’s dystopian vision for 2016
Michael T. Klare
A toxic combination of fossil fuel optimization and "North Americanism" threatens to bring the world to its knees
7 must-see foreign films that didn’t get an Oscar nod
Allison Jackson
No self-respecting cinephile can afford to miss Sweden's "Force Majeure" or Venezuela's "The Liberator"
MLK’s radical vision got distorted: Here’s his real legacy on militarism & inequality
Geoff Gilbert
Dr. King is remembered for a sanitized legacy. Here's what he really fought for -- and why it's so relevant today
The art of “All right, all right, all right”: How to write a viral acceptance speech
Anna Silman
From the funny to the heartfelt to the absurd, here's how to deliver remarks people won't forget
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