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9/11’s legacy in Afghanistan
Jean MacKenzie
Despite shiny new buildings in Kabul, the nation will face familiar problems as U.S. troops pull out
Speakers bureau works for Iranian terror group
Justin Elliott
Salon exclusive: Pennsylvania firm violates "material support" law
The enduring mysteries of 9/11
Justin Elliott
The Truthers are wrong, but the fact remains the government isn't telling us the whole story
Saudi Arabia’s 9/11 legacy
Caryle Murphy
The attacks forced the kingdom to confront how its extremist brand of Islam helped create al-Qaida's ideology
The DOJ’s escalating criminalization of speech
Glenn Greenwald
Muslims continue to be targeted for prosecution for expressing political views the government dislikes
Howard Dean responds to Salon
Justin Elliott
And we respond to his spokeswoman's dismissal of our story about Dean's paid advocacy work
Joe Trippi doing P.R. for Bahrain
Justin Elliott
The Democratic political operative joins Gulf kingdom's push to burnish its reputation after crackdown on protests
The seduction of Howard Dean
Justin Elliott
The liberal firebrand succumbs to Washington's money culture
Should I sleep with my Iranian co-worker?
Cary Tennis
He's a Zoroastrian refugee, tortured in Iran, and has never heard of an open relationship
The decade’s biggest scam
Glenn Greenwald
The terrorist threat continues to be exaggerated to spawn a massive and costly Security State
Exploring the joys of crossing borders
Megan Cytron
From the jagged peaks of Karakoram to the Andean Lake Crossing, check out these beautiful and polarizing spaces
Steamy lesbian sex — in Tehran
Andrew O'Hehir
Potential art-house hit "Circumstance" goes inside the hidden youth culture of contemporary Iran
Romney advisor advocating for terrorist group
Justin Elliott
Mitchell Reiss has helped lead a campaign to rehabilitate the reputation of anti-Iranian militants
The demise of Gadhafi — and an obnoxious talking point
Steve Kornacki
If the Libyan strongman goes, will right-wing hawks still sneer at "leading from behind"?
A prime aim of the growing Surveillance State
Glenn Greenwald
As economic anxiety and social unrest increase, control over Internet technology and communication becomes vital
U.S., allies declare that Syria’s Assad must leave
Matthew Lee
In a coordinated statement, leaders demand an end to the brutal regime
The one reason President Hillary might be more effective than President Obama
Matthew Dickinson
The question Democrats should ask is if she'd be stronger in a first term than Obama would be as a lame duck
The words you’ll never hear Michele Bachmann say: “I was wrong”
Eric Black
I caught her in a whopper on Iran back in 2007. She smeared me and we haven't spoken since
The Pentagon’s new China war plan
Stephen Glain
Despite budget woes, the military is preparing for a conflict with our biggest rival -- and we should be worried
U.S. politicians’ favorite terrorist group
Glenn Greenwald
Why are American leaders openly supporting a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization?
The campaign to blame Iran for downed U.S. chopper
Justin Elliott
Two media outlets air the baseless claim that Iran helped shoot down the SEALs' helicopter over the weekend
International pressure on Syria grows
Elizabeth A. Kennedy, Suzan Fraser
Turkey condemns government crackdown as Obama administration prepares to call for leader's resignation
When youth culture stood up to tyranny
Mandy Van Deven
Can hip-hop help modernize the Middle East? A veteran observer suggests music and comedy shaped the Arab Spring
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