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There will be chaos: Big Oil’s collapse and the birth of a new world order
Michael Klare
Barrel prices have completely cratered. With alternative energies on the rise, geopolitics may never be the same
Saudi Arabia funds and exports Islamic extremism: The truth behind the toxic U.S. relationship with the theocratic monarchy
Ben Norton
The little-told history of the U.S.-Saudi "special relationship" is a story of blood, oil & violent fundamentalism
Close U.S. ally Saudi Arabia kicks off 2016 by beheading 47 people in one day, including prominent Shia cleric
Ben Norton
Comparisons of Saudi monarchy to ISIS flooded social media after it executed democracy activists like Nimr al-Nimr
13 years after foiled U.S.-backed coup, right-wing opposition wins Venezuela election
Ben Norton
The U.S. tried to help topple Venezuela's elected leftist government in 2002; now the right wing won an election
Convicted drug dealers are political prisoners: I should know — I was one
Niko Vorobyov
Behind bars, I learned that drug prohibition will never work, and here’s why: no one gives a f*ck
The real reason why Obama’s rejection of the Keystone XL Pipeline was so important
Edward L. Rubin
Forget all the arguments about safety & economics. Even if the proposal was perfect, it still should've been spiked
Rogue state: For 24th year, U.S. defies 99 percent of world, voting against ending Cuba embargo
Ben Norton
191 of 193 U.N. nations voted against the unilateral U.S. embargo on Cuba — this is a rogue state in action
The real story of “Our Brand Is Crisis” is how we screwed up Bolivia: Behind the bland Sandra Bullock movie lies another strange-but-true tale of botched American meddling
Andrew O'Hehir
A muddled Hollywood fable of dirty tricks and spiritual redemption conceals a fascinating lesson in democracy
This is not a democracy: Behind the Deep State that Obama, Hillary or Trump couldn’t control
Patrick L. Smith
Foreign policy never really changes regardless of who holds the White House. This is why exceptionalism always wins
Laura Jane Grace’s rebel music: “I doubt you’re gonna find a successful civil movement or social movement that doesn’t have a soundtrack”
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to the Against Me! singer about protest songs, her docu-series "True Trans" and writing her memoir
Donald Trump, national embarrassment: The rest of the world is gawking at his campaign — and us
Natalie Shure
The international community is as disgusted by his poll numbers as we are. Here's how he's being covered abroad
The government’s authoritarian war on journalism: How a flaccid press enabled this Orwellian disgrace
Patrick L. Smith
Officials launch an all-out assault on free press -- with nary an objection from the Fourth Estate's guardians
Misdirection and outright lies: Coca-Cola’s obesity campaign is backfiring spectacularly
Ari LeVaux
Like Big Tobacco before it, the soda giant's PR tactics have grown increasingly desperate. The public is onto them
Big Oil takes a spill: Russia, Venezuela and the dawn of a new energy epoch
Michael T. Klare
ExxonMobil and Chevron recently announced their worst quarters in years. It's only a small sign of things to come
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
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