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Let’s have some more wars, TNR book critic says
Alex Pareene
Leon Wieseltier calls for the use of good old fashioned American power in Syria and maybe Iran, too
Former Bush official warns against Iran attack
Jordan Michael Smith
National Security Council advisor and Iraq hawk Stephen Hadley counsels diplomacy, not war
Syria’s devastated economy
GlobalPost
The middle class stood by Assad because he delivered stability and prosperity. Then the uprisings began
What Iran’s election results mean
Nazila Fathi
The growing divide between the president and the Supreme Leader could be good news for the West
How Netanyahu tries to bully American presidents
Larry Derfner
The Israeli prime minister offends Washington -- again. Will Bibi's hubris slow the rush to war with Iran?
Obama’s sudden polling crash
Steve Kornacki
Is there an innocent explanation for two new surveys that show his approval rating falling to ominously low levels?
A Hollywood party, with a nervous look to Iran
Rod Bastanmehr
Behind the scenes at the Academy Awards with the star of "A Separation"
Too simple, too dumb
Mark Kersten
KONY2012's viral campaign shows the effectiveness of new media -- and the problem with over-simplifying a message
Washington’s high-powered terrorist supporters
Glenn Greenwald
As investigations begin into paid D.C. advocates of a dissident Iranian group, their self-defenses are revealing
Dennis Kucinich and “wackiness”
Glenn Greenwald
The now-defeated congressman consistently opposed destructive bipartisan pieties -- and is therefore "crazy"
Obama’s AIPAC trifecta
Gary Kamiya
He schooled Netanyahu, made the GOP warmongers look like idiots, and weakened the Israel lobby
Unintended irony from the NYT
Glenn Greenwald
The paper of record laments the pervasive corruption in Afghanistan's ruling class and the lack of prosecutions
![A guard stares through fencing and barbed wire in front of government offices in downtown Cairo, near Tahrir Square. Most of Cairo is untouched physically by the revolution, but a few areas remain specially guarded and prepared against riots. - [Michael Luongo/GlobalPost]](https://www.salon.com/app/uploads/2012/03/2_Guards_Government_Bldgs_EGYPT_LGBT_LUONGO-scaled.jpg "Egypt’s fading LGBT movement")
Egypt’s fading LGBT movement
Michael Luongo
As Islamists gain power, the gay community's hopes for a more open post-revolutionary society are being crushed
Man Said To Be Syrian Official Defects Online
Salon Staff
Man Said To Be Syrian Official Defects Online
Salon Staff
AP Exclusive: Iran May Be Cleaning Up Nuke Work
Salon Staff
Syria’s Baba Amr Is Deserted, Red Cross Says
Salon Staff
Washington’s new antiwar movement
Jordan Michael Smith
Two "realist" scholars lead the resistance to the Israeli campaign to drag the U.S. into another Mideast conflict
AP Exclusive: Iran May Be Cleaning Up Nuke Work
Salon Staff
Talk Of US Military In Syria Divides Congress
Salon Staff
Talk Of US Military In Syria Divides Congress
Salon Staff
Congress Debates Rise In Gas Prices — Again
Salon Staff
The real way to hold down gas prices
Gary Weiss
If Republicans are serious about saving people money, Bernie Sanders has a plan
NSA whistle-blower: Obama “worse than Bush”
Matthew Harwood
Thomas Drake on life inside the National Security Agency and the price of truth telling
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