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Is the Al-Assad regime crumbling?
Beirut, with a reporter in Syria, Hugh Macleod, Annasofie Flamand
The assassination of top Syrian security chiefs comes as evidence mounts that the regime’s support is crumbling
Abusive “steel sweatshop” returns
Josh Eidelson
The company endangered workers, stiffed creditors, got government contracts and then declared bankruptcy
Classified in Gitmo trials: Detainees’ every word
Cora Currier
"Any and all statements" are "presumptively classified," according to a government order
Argentina’s stolen babies seek closure
Ed Stocker
A man who was “disappeared” by the armed forces, stolen and raised by the regime, speaks out
Dark side of a Bain success
Art Levine
A for-profit health company bought by Bain -- that Romney profits from -- has exploded in size and tales of neglect
Tea Party torpedoes Law of Sea Treaty
Alex Seitz-Wald
How the far right managed to kill a naval treaty that nearly everyone else supported
Can Brooklyn gentrify the right way?
Brian Browdie
Development has brought jobs and construction to downtown Brooklyn, but some communities feel ignored
In Africa, US launches HIV push
John Donnelly
The US will begin a series of initiatives to see if an AIDS-free generation is possible
How corporations have made America like the USSR
Sara Robinson
Free-market capitalism was supposed to save us from faceless apparatchiks. But that's not what happened
Wall Street goes in for Mitt
Alex Seitz-Wald
Wall Street hearts Mitt; public supports Obama on taxes; Adelson tops $50 million; and other top Tuesday stories
Green Day: Rock’s saddest joke
Stephen Deusner
A new single finds the American idiots empty, edgeless and -- even worse -- channeling lame Bono poses
Investigating leading GOP moneyman Sheldon Adelson
Matt Isaacs, Lowell Bergman, Stephen Engelberg
Authorities are investigating possible bribes and widespread corruption
What’s hiding in Mitt’s taxes?
Joan Walsh
If releasing his tax returns is more damaging than hiding them, there must be something worth concealing
Obama’s Bain attacks recall FDR
David Woolner
Obama's Bain attacks follow FDR's re-election tactics, except for a key aspect: A full-throated case for government
Conservatism makes you happy
Chris Mooney
Conservatives enjoy life more than liberals. Why left-leaning people should take the "happiness gap" seriously
Unemployed generation threatens Spain
Paul Ames
No end's in sight to Spain's economic crisis as the government embarks on new austerity measures
Five great published diaries
Alec Ash
Satirist and author Craig Brown gives his recommendations from Andy Warhol to Harpo Marx
America’s heavyweight hope
Timothy Bella
Can Michael Hunter restore American Olympic boxing to the glories of Ali, Frazier and Foreman?
Deportation laws destroy lives
Daniel Kanstroom
American deportation laws are tearing families apart
Before “Fifty Shades of Grey”
Tracy Clark-Flory
Everyone loves smut, says Patty Marks of Ellora's Cave, who turned kinky fiction into millions before E.L. James
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