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Romney’s Carter delusion
Steve Kornacki
His acceptance speech was perfectly tailored to topple a president he's not running against
Obama’s crash course with Iran
Peter Jenkins
A new book charts the president's efforts at diplomacy, and the reasons they were destined to fail
Syrian activists say rebels shot down warplane
Bassem Mroue
Air attacks become more frequent as civil war escalates in Syria
Mitt-statements — The master list
Salon Staff, Alex Seitz-Wald, Jaime Cone
UPDATED: Romney's debate lies
Sanctions hit Iran’s merchants
Brian Murphy
Iran's economy struggles under U.S. sanctions, and the problem goes deeper than oil.
Mission accomplished for Big Oil?
Greg Muttitt
How an American disaster paved the way for the oil industry's rise--and possible fall--in Iraq
Todd Akin: The man who said too much
Sally Kohn
The Republican Party turned on Todd Akin because he made plain their creeping extremism and political strategy
Syrian regime, winning the propaganda war
Ben Lynfield
GlobalPost dissects Syria’s surprisingly effective state media strategy
Playing defense on the sequestration battle
Jeremiah Goulka
As January 1 draws near, expect doomsday predictions about big national-security cuts to ramp up
Britain’s Assange overreach
Murtaza Hussain
The country's threat to storm the Ecuadorean embassy to arrest Julian Assange is as unjustified as it is absurd
Quote of the day
Santiago Wills
Mitt Romney gives a rough estimate of how much taxes he's paid in the last 10 years
Why American reconstruction fails
Peter Van Buren
Our efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan have caused more harm than good, and we have only ourselves to blame
The sham “terrorism expert” industry
Glenn Greenwald
A highly ideological, jingoistic clique masquerades as objective scholars, all to justify US militarism
Syrian conflict: Proxy war
Erin Cunningham
It started as a democratic uprising. Now, it’s a transnational battle between Sunnis and Shiites
Iran says foreign help for quake area now welcome
Associated Press
Struggling to deal with the disaster's aftermath, Iran opens the door for foreign aid
Bill Kristol: Still being listened to, apparently
Alex Pareene
After his 2008 running mate pick turned out so well, another Republican nominee goes with a Kristol favorite
Iran raises quake toll to 306
AP Writers
Twin earthquakes in Iran on Saturday have killed 306 people. Rescuers have stopped searching for survivors
World’s best places to get high
Tony O'Neill
What are the best and worst countries to live in if you're a drug user?
Arab Spring no more
David Case
Born of idealism, Syria’s war is now a battle over Iran and the Sunni vs. Shiite rivalry. An expert explains
Israel’s diplomatic scare game
Trita Parsi
The country uses the threat of war to push the U.S. and EU into passing economic sanctions on Iran
Let’s bomb Syria
Alex Pareene
John McCain, Lindsey Graham and Joe Lieberman make the one suggestion they always make
David Plouffe’s speaking fees
Glenn Greenwald
Obama's 2008 campaign manager and current adviser becomes very rich by converting his influence into corporate cash
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