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Will we ever escape Facebook?
Emma Silvers
Forget the privacy scandal. The social network is here to stay, and it might just take over the world
It’ll always be “British Petroleum” to me
Joseph Romm
Memo to Brits: Quit whining about the name. Americans are incredibly pissed about what BP has done in the Gulf
Iran’s summer sartorial crackdown
Tracy Clark-Flory
Scores of women are detained at the airport for "un-Islamic" dress and couples are cross-examined by police
Iran cleric makes veiled call for nuclear arms
Associated Press
President's mentor says in book that the country needs "special weapons" and should have the right to them
Forget China; Turkey is the next superpower
John Feffer
The nation has a booming economy, a powerful military, and increasing clout in the Middle East
John McCain on the Evil, Barbaric Iranians
Glenn Greenwald
Writing in the New Republic, the Arizona Senator provides a classic case of nationalistic blindness
Iran released an Afghan insurgent leader because of the “Axis of Evil” speech
Alex Pareene
In response to being labeled "evil" by President Bush, Iran released a vicious Afghan insurgent leader
Afghan officials: Insurgency growing in southwest
Heidi Vogt
Many fear U.S.-led offensives are pushing Taliban into new areas after a wave of violence in the Nimroz province
“The A-Team”: A cheerful C-minus
Andrew O'Hehir
I pity the fools who spent 10 years turning a bad '80s memory into this 'roided-out action spectacle
China, key Iran ally, backs nuclear sanctions
Christopher Bodeen
Beijing's latest move stems from its frustration with Tehran's growing influence, analysts say
Turkey, Arab nations look to form free-trade zone
Selcan Hacaoglu
Istanbul says trade negotiations with Syria, Jordan and Lebanon are not an affront to the European Union
Iran president says U.N. sanctions are worthless
Associated Press
Ahmadinejad calls the U.N.'s fourth round of penalties over nation's suspected nuclear program, "a used tissue"
Culinary diplomacy at the Axis of Evil Cafe
Riddhi Shah
The Conflict Kitchen serves only food from places Americans are supposed to hate. Can taste create understanding?
Clinton says Iran sanctions will be toughest ever
Matthew Lee, Edith M. Lederer
Secretary of state announces proposal a day before the U.N. Security Council is expected to vote on measure
Joe Lieberman still flirting with endorsing Linda McMahon
Alex Pareene
Our most sanctimonious senator won't let a little pro wrestling sully his admiration for Republican Linda McMahon
Iran sanctions vote scheduled for Wednesday
Associated Press
New U.N. restrictions are called for in response to the country's nuclear program
Egypt to keep open border with Gaza
Sarah El Deeb
After 3 years of cooperation with Israel's blockade, Arab nation says it has only bred more militancy
Israel and the psychology of “never again”
Sandy Tolan
The wounds of its people's tragic history have trapped Israel in a cycle of violence
The Israeli flotilla attack: victimhood, aggression and tribalism
Glenn Greenwald
News that a 19-year-old American citizen was among Israel's victims will change nothing
“Hamas is a reality on the ground”
Natasha Lennard
Gaza-born journalist Taghreed El-Khodary on what Israel's blockade has really meant for life in Palestine
Chair of foreign aid subcommittee: Don’t blame Israel yet
Anika Anand
Rep. Nita Lowey, chair of the foreign aid subcommittee: All relevant facts need to be known
Israel boat raid sparks condemnations, protests
Lee Keath, Selcan Hacaoglu
Anger arises across Europe and the Arab world Monday over deadly commando raid
Israel attacks aid ship, kills at least 10 civilians
Glenn Greenwald
Israel attacks aid ship, kills at least 10 civilians -- international outrage grows
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