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American foreign policy will never recover from Iraq
Peter Van Buren
Ten years after the U.S. invasion of Iraq, the Middle East is more unstable than we ever could have imagined
Biden insists Obama “is not bluffing” on Iran
Josh Lederman, Donna Cassata
The Vice President spoke to AIPAC ahead of the President's trip to Israel
Syrian war spills over Iraq border
Associated Press
48 Syrian soldiers were killed in Iraq reportedly by al-Qaida militants
Saudi, Yemen under fire for child executions
Natasha Lennard
Human rights groups condemn the death penalty for juvenile offenders, only abolished in the U.S. in 2005
Kerry says U.S. releasing millions in aid to Egypt
Associated Press
"Much work remains," said the secretary state of post-Mubarak Egypt
GOP antics will not damage Obama one bit
Jonathan Bernstein
Partisan shots and mini-controversies rarely make a dent. To hurt Obama, the GOP will need a lot more than that
Senate resolution would greenlight Israeli attack on Iran
Natasha Lennard
The non-binding resolution would not be policy, but is part of pushes to codify U.S. support for any Israeli strike
When the CIA infiltrated Hollywood
Tom Hayden
A new book exposes the incestuous relationship between the two and the extent to which they both feed us propaganda
Woodward’s truthiness problem
Alex Seitz-Wald
If the famed reporter is embellishing an email, can he be trusted on the big questions?
Pro-wrestling and the Tea Party, together at last
Tom Breihan
The men in the WWE aren't just grappling with each other -- they're grappling with the soul of the Republican Party
U.S. boosts aid to Syrian opposition
Associated Press
The move to give an extra $60m was announced by John Kerry at an international conference on Syria in Rome
China says U.S. hackers target its military websites
Natasha Lennard
The Chinese defense ministry returns condemnation from White House over reported PLA hacks
Iranian government confiscates passports of “Closed Curtain” crew
Prachi Gupta
After protesting the Berlin Film Festival for highlighting the film, officials in Iran have taken action
Ben’s right: Marriage is work. That’s not necessarily a bad thing
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Oscar winner's raw, awkward thank-you to his wife gave us a glimpse into the reality of married life
Battling the cult of Hitchens
Richard Seymour
The author of the highly critical study, "Unhitched," addresses neoconservative criticisms of his book
Israel, U.S. successfully test anti-missile system
Associated Press
The system is being developed to protect against sophisticated Iranian missiles
What was Ben Affleck thinking?
Katie McDonough
In a moment of triumph, he thanks Jennifer Garner for "working" on their marriage. Oscar attracts spousal weirdness
Oscars: They were dreary, desperate and insincere. But it had its moments!
Andrew O'Hehir
Daniel Day-Lewis makes history, Ben Affleck's a class act. But who was the pretend Matthew Broderick guy hosting?
“Identity Thief” tops box office again
Jake Coyle
The Melissa McCarthy comedy is currently the biggest hit of 2013
Watching the Sunday shows so you don’t have to
Alex Pareene
Today, some centrist pundits and legislators solved the sequester by demanding "balance" and "leadership"
Meet the man trolling America’s liberal elite
Prachi Gupta
Michael Goldfarb has made a career as an "all-around anti-liberal provocateur," according to the New York Times
Could “Silver Linings Playbook” grab the top Oscar?
Daniel D'Addario
How Harvey Weinstein's mental-illness rom-com might just steal "Argo's" thunder
Iran protests Berlin film festival organizers
Prachi Gupta
The festival awarded Jafar Panahi for "Closed Curtain," but in Iran, he's banned from filmmaking
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