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No man is an island, unless he has the bomb
Willa Paskin
On ABC's "Last Resort," a submarine crew and its nuclear arsenal try to become a nation
Morsi calls Syrian civil war “tragedy of the age”
Associated Press
Egypt's new president told the U.N. he will not rest until the fighting ended
Philip Gourevitch: Memory is a disease
Cécile Alduy
The New Yorker staff writer discusses the dangers of narrative simplification and the role of literary reportage
Ahmadinejad wants to undo most of history
Natasha Lennard
In a platitudinous U.N. address, the Iranian president says even nuclear-armed nations feel unsafe these days
Ahmadinejad tells media about new world order
Associated Press
The Iranian president railed against current era of "U.S. bullying"
What is the UN General Assembly, anyway?
Lizzy Tomei
Trying to figure out the difference between the UN and the UN General Assembly? We've got you covered
Obama warns Iran, “time is not unlimited”
Natasha Lennard
The president takes a stern line at the U.N., but does not set Israel's desired deadline on nuclear Iran
Is Jerry Boykin the new McCarthy?
Andrew J. Bacevich
Jerry Boykin's ongoing crusade on Islamism has a familiar ring -- and he's making its impact felt abroad
Obama: time “not unlimited” to resolve Iran nuke
Associated Press
The president tells the U.N. that there's a limit on diplomacy
Obama to urge UN to confront roots of Muslim rage
Ben Feller
The President will ask the world to focus on "the hopes we hold in common"
Obama’s ground game advantage
Alex Seitz-Wald
Obama's edge in early voting; Akin stays in; Obama to UN; and other top Tuesday stories
UN envoy: Syrian war is threatening the region
David Stringer
Security Council hears that violence will not end quickly
Once a terrorist, not always a terrorist
Natasha Lennard
The State Department's removal of Iranian dissident group MEK from terrorist list draws wide criticism
Drone marketplace takes flight globally
Michael Goldfarb
Business is booming, and international trade shows offer a window into the future of the arms industry
Obama’s true challenge: Foreign policy, not Mitt
Tom Engelhardt
Can the president make it to the election without a catastrophic October surprise?
Robert Baer: Spying isn’t glamorous
Daisy Banks
The former operative lifts the lid on life in the CIA
Biff from “Back to the Future” is in the “Atlas Shrugged” sequel
Prachi Gupta
Is there anything else worth knowing about the movie?
Bibi campaigns on Florida airwaves
Natasha Lennard
A new ad in Florida features only the Israeli prime minister warning about a nuclear Iran
What Obama should say about “Innocence of Muslims”
Nivien Saleh
The violent furor linked to the movie offers a chance to deliver a telling message about freedom of speech
Obama’s foreign policy test
Jean MacKenzie
As Mideast protests simmer, the election could turn on how the candidates handle a messy crisis
Lowdown: The Romney tape essentials
Jillian Rayfield
The key quotes from Romney's damning private fundraiser
Has Bibi lost it?
Noga Tarnopolsky
The Israeli prime minister’s attacks on Obama, unparalleled in Israeli-American history, may backfire
Courting leaders of an anti-Muslim hate fest
Zaid Jilani
A recent summit of the Family Research Council, where Paul Ryan spoke, quickly devolved into something sinister
The Middle East’s secret revolution
Jen Marlowe
Lost in the fervor of Libya and Egypt is the growing turmoil in Bahrain, which could set the region aflame
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