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A Christopher Hitchens dream: Atheism on the rise in Egypt
Khaled Diab
Atheists in Egypt are on the rise — and assertively pushing their way into the country's political debates
12 other governments that spy on their citizens
Baindu Kallon
The U.S. government spies quite a bit on their own citizens. But these days, who doesn't?
Viral video signals the return of an endangered cheetah
Lindsay Abrams
A mother with four cubs was spotted in Iran, where fewer than 100 Asiatic cheetahs remain
No, sorry, the JPMorgan fine isn’t remotely big enough
Alex Pareene
The non-revenge-based case for punishing bankers more
“Homeland’s” Martin Donovan: Does Dick Cheney sleep at night?
David Daley
Evil D.C. mastermind feels a lot like Lanny Davis to us. We posed the question to the brilliant actor playing him
NBC’s Richard Engel misleading take on Muslim violence
Zaid Jilani
His report on Muslims killing Muslims was just thinly masked Orientalism
Inside “Homeland’s” real nightmare Tower of David
Alex Leff
The show's third season borrows heavily from the reporting of Jon Lee Anderson in the New Yorker
Birth of conservative delusion: Roger Ailes takes his revenge
Michael Goldfarb
The long road to Ted Cruz, Fox News, the Tea Party and right-wing insanity has its roots in the events of 1973
Iran talks with West, but battles over outreach
Ali Akbar Dareini, Brian Murphy
Hardline groups in Iran oppose a thaw with the west
GOP is “crazy and awful”: The Josh Barro Republicans are displeased
Josh Eidelson
As his party wallows in shame, a young, prominent GOPer tells Salon why it must lose much more in order to improve
Obama: Dictator and hostage
Natasha Lennard
At once we have an executive "held up" by Congress -- but with unfettered authority over surveillance and drone war
Israel’s other anti-Arab purge
Max Blumenthal
A trip through the Negev desert leads to the heart of a national nightmare
Your city is spying on you: From iPhones to cameras, you are being watched right now
Anthony M. Townsend
Cities used to be anonymous. No longer -- smart phones and ever-present surveillance have eyes on you right now
“Captain Phillips,” the shutdown and American nationalism in decline
Andrew O'Hehir
Is Tom Hanks' "Captain Phillips" a paean to red-state nationalism -- or just a casualty of our crazy politics?
5 far-right groups trying to secede from America
Evan McMurry
War and surveillance have acquired their own etiquette
Tom Engelhardt
A new spin on the advice column
War criminals toast each other over jokes, as America burns
Joan Walsh
A night at the Plaza for Dick Cheney and friends reminds us that Democrats just don’t play as rough as the GOP does
Despite improving relations, new Iran sanctions likely
Associated Press
While supporting U.S.-Iran negotiations, U.S. lawmakers craft even harsher economic sanctions to pressure Tehran
This week’s other huge (but little-noticed) fight: Wall Street’s newest scheme
Harold Pollack
While we're all distracted, a quiet battle this week could seriously affect your finances. Here's what's at stake
Inside the mind of angry GOP: Rep. John Culberson talks to Salon
Josh Eidelson
GOP congressman says Obama shook hands with "the dictator of Tehran" -- and shares other illuminating perceptions
Netanyahu: Don’t be naive about Iran
Christa Case Bryant
Visiting Washington, the Israeli P.M. frowned on thawing relations between the U.S. and Iran
Must-see morning clip: John Kerry lays out expectations for Syria and Iran
Prachi Gupta
The Secretary of State wants Assad out as president and a full account of Iran's nuclear program
No one is listening to the world’s only superpower
Dilip Hiro
The greater Middle East has rebuffed Uncle Sam
Bibi to speak out against warming of U.S.-Iran relations
Associated Press
The Israeli P.M. hopes to convince the U.S. andU.N. that new Iranian moderateness is just "sweet talk"
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