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The Big Brother bargain: How government surveillance became easy and cheap
Alfred McCoy
It used to be that intelligence gathering was painstaking and expensive. Not anymore!
GOP’s new immigration spin: If we can’t pass reform, it’s Obamacare’s fault
Alex Pareene
The usual process where Democrats want immigration reform, proposals are made and then they die, has a new twist
“Sabotage”: Chris Hayes slams Senate Democrats for trying to kill negotiations with Iran
Elias Isquith
The MSNBC host is furious with the 16 Senate Dems who are threatening to levy a new round of sanctions
America’s secret military is a massive ticking time bomb
Nick Turse
U.S. special forces are deployed in 134 countries around the world — providing 134 separate chances for disaster
Must-see morning clip: “The Daily Show” on why Congress is exactly like an out of control Justin Bieber
Katie McDonough
The Iran nuclear deal could be big, Stewart says, unless someone "figuratively throws eggs at the entire thing"
Misinformation, disinformation, lies: Can the New York Times’ foreign coverage be trusted at all?
Patrick L. Smith
The Times walks back a story about Syria and chemical weapons, a reminder of the media's complicity with power
Cory Booker’s lame Iran posturing
Joan Walsh
The ambitious Democrat defies the White House again and backs a tougher sanctions bill. He says he’s trying to help
Amazon’s bogus anti-Apple crusade
Kathleen Sharp
Behold tech's fiercest legal battle: Price-fixing, conflicts of interest, and two very hungry lawyers
The next attack: “An explosive-stuffed model airplane guided by GPS”
Patrick Coffey
America has smart bombs and drones. Others could create something as deadly with a remote-controlled car and camera
The racism at the heart of the Reagan presidency
Ian Haney-Lopez
How Ronald Reagan used coded racial appeals to galvanize white voters and gut the middle class
Dieudonne M’bala M’bala: French anti-Semites’ favorite comedian
Paul Ames
The French entertainer calls Jews "the biggest crooks on the planet" -- and his fans across France are legion
4 biggest threats to global peace: Guess who’s No. 1?
Sarah Wolfe
Nope, it's not China, Iran or Israel: The U.S. is the country viewed most negatively, according to a global survey
Washington hates real democracy: The reality is worse than anything Robert Gates suggests
Patrick L. Smith
It's deeper than Gates' new book: We've no control over events, but -- dangerously -- keep pretending we do
The rise of the military’s secret military
Nick Turse
They're called Special Operation Forces — and they're everywhere
The shadow government’s secret religion
Tom Engelhardt
Why the national security state that emerged after 9/11 is a warrior religion dedicated to perpetual conflict
2013’s unexpected lesson: Hope isn’t dead
Rebecca Solnit
It's easy to despair over the state of things, but this year showed hints of a brighter future — if we fight for it
The Presidential Hack List: Ranking Barack Obama’s favorite columnists
Alex Pareene
The POTUS doesn't just love newspaper columnists, he has terrible taste in them. Here they are, in order of badness
How America abandoned its “undeserving” poor
Michael B. Katz
With poverty on the rise in the late 1970s, Reagan conservatives waged war on the needy — and won
Get over yourself, New York Times. You’re not standing up to anyone
Patrick L. Smith
Our media loves to pose as high-minded overseas. At home, they do the government's bidding almost without fail
“Homeland” season finale recap: Dead and gone
Jen Chaney
“Homeland” as we know it died Sunday night. But that may be a good thing
Hack List No. 9: Thomas Friedman
Alex Pareene
Our annual list is here! This time, we channeled each hack's unique voice -- and let them "write" their own entries
Would Rand Paul be another George Bush?
Scott Porch
"Days of Fire" author Peter Baker talks to Salon about the Iraq war, and how the GOP has changed
Our sick gun fetish is destroying us: Tea Party fantasies kill kids
Richard Eskow
Newtown and Arapahoe shootings keep happening because there's big money in guns -- and outdated myths we must end
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