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Iran postpones release of Americans
Nasser Karimi
Tehran's chief prosecutor blames incomplete "judicial procedures" for delay in the delivery of three U.S. citizens
Report: Castro blasts Ahmadinejad as anti-Semitic
Will Weissert
Former Cuban dictator criticizes Iran president, questions his own actions during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962
Book matters
Glenn Greenwald
Discussing "American Taliban," "Over the Cliff" and my current, tragically untitled book
The truths about Iraq that Obama couldn’t utter
Joe Conason
As troops withdraw from Iraq, the president gave a dutiful speech. But there was so much he could not say
The “nobody could have known” excuse and Iraq
Glenn Greenwald
The NYT's lead war reporter claims he did not know, and could not have known, what the invasion would unleash
Washington Post’s faulty error correction
Dan Gillmor
The newspaper's ombudsman decries "lesser" errors, but a big one remains uncorrected, too
Iran sets 2020 target for fusion reactor
Associated Press
The nuclear process has yet to be achieved by any nation. The center will hire 100 experts for the national project
The only reason to believe Harry Reid can survive
Steve Kornacki
Comparing Reid's poll numbers to the last Democrat to face such bleak prospects -- and to survive
Three men arrested and charged with terrorism in Canada
Rob Gillies
The suspects allegedly had bomb-making materials and a plan that stretched all the way to Dubai
More women in political spotlight, but gap remains
David Crary
A handful of prominent female politicians can't disguise underwhelming numbers in Congress
Tea Party triumph — for now
Steve Kornacki
Another round of GOP primaries produces even more major races for Republicans to worry about this fall
An exciting new Muslim country to drone attack
Glenn Greenwald
Administration officials anonymously boast of preparations to escalate a bombing campaign in Yemen
The Obama White House’s Iran two-step
Michael Adler
Two recent high-profile news stories reveal a White House grappling with conflicting imperatives
Remaining U.S. troops still face danger in Iraq
Lara Jakes
Counter-terror raids and high-risk missions aren't officially "combat," but that doesn't make them less deadly
The “Bomb Iran!” debate from hell
Tony Karon
As they push the U.S. toward another Middle Eastern war, Jeffrey Goldberg and his disciples ignore the facts
The “mosque” debate is not a “distraction”
Glenn Greenwald
The toxic sentiments fueling Park51 opponents only grow, making the issue far from a "distraction"
Will the liberal hawks fly again?
Jordan Smith
The left's most passionate supporters of the invasion of Iraq have strong opinions on Iran and Afghanistan
Nation’s foremost thinkers: It’s Obama’s fault that people think he’s a Muslim (and also he technically is)
Alex Pareene
Can you blame the president for misinformation campaigns against him? Some notable conservatives find a way
Iran prepares to start up first nuclear reactor
Ali Akbar Dareini
Nationwide celebrations are planned. Russia pledges to prevent fuel from being shifted to a weapons program
Some Muslims question mosque near ground zero
Rachel Zoll
Prominent scholars and leaders worry that push for prayer center is hurting efforts to teach Americans about Islam
Israel loses five days’ worth of time to bomb Iran in one day!
Alex Pareene
This morning, Israel had eight days to launch a strike against Iran -- it's already down to three!
Iran was not Jimmy Carter’s fault
Andrew Leonard
Want to blame someone for Ayatollah Khomeini's Islamic revolution? Try Dwight D. Eisenhower
Let’s not give Bush too much credit here
Steve Kornacki
The GOP is an anti-Muslim party today because of the decisions he made as president
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