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Israel on Iran: So wrong for so long
Justin Elliott
The extremely long history of incorrect Israeli predictions about when Iran will obtain a nuclear bomb
WikiLeaks cables: Don’t trust Israel on Iran
Justin Elliott
Officials gently mock the Israeli habit of making bogus predictions about when Iran will obtain a nuclear bomb
Joe Lieberman emulates Chinese dictators
Glenn Greenwald
The Connecticut senator pressures Amazon to block Americans from viewing WikiLeaks documents
Reports of Iran-North Korea cooperation may be flawed
Justin Elliott
Newspapers seized on a WikiLeaks cable reporting Iran had North Korean missiles, but key context was missing
The Air Force vs. the “practicing homosexual”
Steve Kornacki
"When I was in the military they gave me a medal for killing two men, and a discharge for loving one"
WikiLeaks says it was under powerful cyberattack
Peter Svensson
Site appears to have responded by switching its main hosting base from Sweden to the U.S.
Iran: Timeline to crisis
Justin Elliott
Iran hawks are crowing after the latest WikiLeaks dump, but they've been playing this game for two decades now
WikiLeaks reveals more than just government secrets
Glenn Greenwald
From bloodthirsty pols to kowtowing journalists, the strident reactions to the whistle-blower site reveal a lot
Iran President: Uranium centrifuges impacted by computer worm
Ali Akbar Dareini
Ahmadinejad admits Stuxnet caused problems for centrifuges in Iran
A few questions about the WikiLeaks release
Dan Gillmor
Among others: How secret are diplomatic cables when 3 million people have access to them?
Federal government not ruling out legal action against WikiLeaks
Matthew Lee
White House spokesman says there is an ongoing investigation into how the classified documents were made public
The 10 most important WikiLeaks revelations
Justin Elliott
From Iran to Yemen to Israel to North Korea to the U.N. -- what the leaked documents tell us about the world
Ahmadinejad gets to say, “I told you so”
Stefan Simanowitz
The latest WikiLeaks document dump confirms what the Iranian leader has been claiming about his neighbors
“Sept. 11 of world diplomacy” challenges U.S.
Matthew Lee
Clinton expected to address repercussions as the diplomatic world reels following WikiLeaks disclosures
Iran blames U.S. for leaks, “mischief”
Associated Press
Says relationship with its neighbors is just fine
Two more Iran nuclear scientists attacked with bombs
Glenn Greenwald
Whoever is responsible for assassinating civilian scientists is guilty of terrorism in the purest form
WikiLeaks says hackers attacked site
The Associated Press
Tweets that website was "under a mass distributed denial of service attack"
Huge trove of U.S. diplomatic cables leaked
Matthew Lee
"Sept. 11 of world diplomacy": WikiLeaks docs reveal bleak look at enemies, allies, nuke fears, U.N. distrust, more
No. 3: Thomas Friedman
Alex Pareene
The flat-earther and metaphor-mangler pollutes the minds of our CEOs
No. 4: David Broder
Alex Pareene
"The Dean" never met a problem that couldn't be solved by more serious calls for bipartisanship
No. 5: Marty Peretz
Alex Pareene
The New Republic's owner and editor in chief combines perfervid prose with unrepentant bigotry
Obama: U.S. committed to defend South Korea
Associated Press
Will not speculate on military action, wants to speak first to South Korean President Lee Myung-bak
Washington Post hires conservative blogger
Alex Pareene
Finally, the Beltway's paper has someone to make the case for war with Iran
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