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Chavez Resumes Program After Cancer Treatment
Salon Staff
Venezuela To Pay Exxon Mobil Only $255 Million
Salon Staff
End of the pro-democracy pretense
Glenn Greenwald
Fears of Arab democracy are finally ending the charade that the U.S. supports it; plus: more Iran fear-mongering
Exxon Mobil: $908 M Awarded In Venezuela Dispute
Salon Staff
Newt Gingrich will babble his way to the White House
Alex Pareene
If he can silence Glenn Beck, he can handle Barack Obama in a debate, right?
Top Colombian Drug Trafficker Captured
Salon Staff
Meet the new death dealers
Andrew Feinstein
As the Internet transforms the weapons trade, Beijing is becoming a massive player -- and we should be scared
What are those OWS people so angry about?
Glenn Greenwald
Almost every day brings a new story about massive corporate profits and another showing extreme economic suffering
The seeds of a dwindling tree
Anna Laurent
The tara is a prime architect of desert oases. Will it survive evolutionary changes in South America?
Vegas, Na, Wi Tied For Lead At Las Vegas
Associated Press
How Obama’s destabilizing the world
Nick Turse
American troops are on the ground in an increasing number of volatile countries -- and they're making things worse
America’s oil-fueled collapse
Michael Klare
The U.S. empire was built on petroleum. Our refusal to adapt to the resource's scarcity could be our downfall
Why we’re not seeing a “Cuban Autumn”
Nick Miroff
Dissidents took heart at the successes of the Arab Spring, but pro-democracy protests aren't gaining traction
Why we shouldn’t give up hope
Rebecca Solnit
From Murdoch to the Tea Party decline to South American progress, a look at some often underreported good news
Say goodbye to Colombia’s glaciers
John Otis
Global warming is making the nation's ice-capped mountains a thing of the past
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