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From Keystone to “James Flacco”: Highlights from Obama’s year-end news conference
Luke Brinker
President holds final press conference of the year before heading to Hawaii
Washington Post: Our 54-year-old Cuba policy was about to work, we swear!
Luke Brinker
The paper's editorial board says the collective punishment must continue
From chess wunderkinds to the fake teen Wolf of Wall Street: A history of Stuyvesant High School “prodigies”
Anna Silman
Our favorite breathless media coverage of Stuyvesant teen whizzes
Does he stand for anything? Rubio’s tortured cowardice on human rights & CIA
Simon Maloy
Marco Rubio is a strong critic of human rights abuses -- except those by the CIA, which merit "eternal gratitude"
Last night’s disastrous “Newsroom” rape plot: How Aaron Sorkin is losing the fight with himself
Sonia Saraiya
This wouldn’t be quite so bad if it weren't for the fact that so many of Sorkin's characters are stand-ins for him
5 dangerous fantasies warping our foreign policy in the Middle East
Andrew Bacevich
Washington assumes the presence of U.S. troops will be a stabilizing force in the region, but why?
Why a Republican Congress might actually be the end of the world
Michael Klare
Keystone XL may be dead for now, but it's only one of several measures that would put the planet in grave danger
What really happened in Beijing: Putin, Obama, Xi — and the back story the media won’t tell you
Patrick L. Smith
Ukraine, Iran's nukes, the price of oil: There are ties worthy of a Bourne film, if the media connected the dots
“Citizenfour”: Laura Poitras’ secret Snowden documentary is electric
Andrew O'Hehir
A gripping real-life spy thriller about the Snowden-Greenwald meetings got several standing ovations at NY premiere
U.S. government to American people: Stay away from these countries
Simran Khosla
In total, the State Department has travel warnings in place for 41 nations across the globe
Dispatch from a desperate planet: Historic climate summit opens with plea for political will
Lindsay Abrams
"You can make history, or be vilified by it," Leonardo DiCaprio told global leaders at the U.N. Climate Summit
Venezuela’s president is bullying a Harvard professor
Simeon Tegel
Nicolas Maduro is fuming over a Kennedy School economist’s criticism of his policies
Maduro replaces Venezuela’s longtime oil chief
Fabiola Sanchez, Joshua Goodman
Miley Cyrus’ homelessness call-to-arms proves she’s the next Madonna
Daniel D'Addario
Only a true star can keep our attention as well as Miley did, with a stunt both goofily earnest and canny
Robin Williams, stage actor: What I learned from directing him in a Broadway play
Moisés Kaufman
When I worked with Robin on “Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo," I saw a side of him that I'd never seen on-screen
“I had no idea I’d been sex trafficked”: A terrifying true story
Anastasia Moloney
Lured from Colombia, she was trapped in a sex ring run by the Japanese mafia -- until she escaped to help others
US sent Latin youth undercover in anti-Cuba ploy
Desmond Butler, Jack Gillum, Alberto Arce, Andrea Rodriguez
Why Latin American diplomats are pulling out of Israel
Simeon Tegel, Alex Leff, Noga Tarnopolsky
More and more of the region's governments are yanking their ambassadors out of the country in protest
Debunking the myths about immigration: Ronald Reagan, Central America and everything Ted Cruz doesn’t understand
Adam Gaffney
If we want to understand the immigration crisis, we need to revisit Reagan and the violence we brought the region
Jill Abramson’s sad admission: “I don’t think the press, in general, did publish any stories that upset the Bush White House”
Patrick L. Smith
Why did the New York Times back down again and again and hold important stories? The reasons are infuriating
Please don’t compare Google Glass rage to the Chinese Exclusion Act
Andrew Leonard
Tech workers are not the new coolies. The Statue of Liberty wasn't built to welcome the wealthy and powerful
Latin America’s militaries are making a frightening comeback
Simeon Tegel
Bloody coups may now be practically unthinkable, but experts say the risks to democracy are real
Germany performed the most penis enlargements in the world last year
Jenny Kutner
A poll of worldwide cosmetic procedures found the U.S. in the No. 1 spot for plastic surgery
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