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Obama’s mixed record on nukes
Justin Elliott
Two and a half years after he recommitted to working toward a nuke-free world, progress is unsteady
Airline livery design hits bottom
Patrick Smith
When in doubt, add a swoosh, right? Please don't! Plus: Airline/culture crossover and "Pan Am" revisited
Koch brothers spooked by forthcoming story
Justin Elliott
Anonymous sources try to discredit Bloomberg article on Koch Industries before it's even published
In defense of Andy Rooney
Matt Zoller Seitz
Yes, he's grumpy, often way off-base and very easy to parody. But Andy Rooney's also a terrific American writer
What media coverage omits about U.S. hikers released by Iran
Glenn Greenwald
Unlike U.S. outlets, Josh Fattal and Shane Bauer present the full picture of what happened
Freed hikers describe Iranian captivity
Peter Finocchiaro
The two U.S. citizens held in prison for two years have begun to share their story
Question about America's enemies
Glenn Greenwald
Does the U.S. ever fight against anyone it didn't recently arm, fund and/or otherwise fortify?
U.S. not “standing idly by” in Bahrain
Glenn Greenwald
In the wake of violence and oppression by the regime against protesters, the Pentagon proposes a major weapons sale
How Rick Perry courts the Zionist vote
Sarah Posner
Appearing with Jewish extremists is designed to win over apocalyptic Christians
Iran releases 2 Americans jailed as spies
Ali Akbar Dareini
U.S. citizens detained since 2009 were reportedly released today
Flawed poll hypes threat of Iran
Justin Elliott
Survey from right-wing group says Americans view Iran as biggest danger to the U.S.
How Obama’s destabilizing the world
Nick Turse
American troops are on the ground in an increasing number of volatile countries -- and they're making things worse
The coming Republican push on Iran
Trita Parsi
Backed by Israel, it's the only foreign policy issue that unites the GOP
We’re winning the war on war
Joshua S. Goldstein
Over the last few decades, we've dramatically reduced the number of conflict casualties. But what does it mean?
Cynicism, the GOP’s most destructive weapon
Robert Reich
Rick Perry is the ultimate standard bearer of a decades-long effort to erode public faith in government
Why Pentagon bloat will kill real deficit cutting
Winslow T. Wheeler
Congress has taken a hostage that no one wants to shoot
America’s oil-fueled collapse
Michael Klare
The U.S. empire was built on petroleum. Our refusal to adapt to the resource's scarcity could be our downfall
GOP congresswoman cancels 9/11 events over Iranian “threat”
Justin Elliott
Sue Myrick said she felt threatened when her name showed up -- among 20 others -- in a story in the Iranian media
Why we’re not seeing a “Cuban Autumn”
Nick Miroff
Dissidents took heart at the successes of the Arab Spring, but pro-democracy protests aren't gaining traction
Right-winger foresees end of America
Mark Adomanis
But Mark Steyn's shoddy evidence, confused logic and witty style say more about the conservative psyche
How a normal, healthy government behaves
Glenn Greenwald
Turkey continues to be angry at Israel for killing its citizens, while the U.S. says -- literally -- "who cares"?
State of denial
Michael Lind
The Pax Americana of the last half-century is collapsing. Here's the debate we need to have as a nation now
The bait and switch of school “reform”
David Sirota
Behind the new corporate agenda for education lurks the old politics of profit and self-interest
The end of evidence
Alexander Cockburn
It's hard to determine the goals of 9/11 conspiracists -- but the movement reflects our changing ideas about belief
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