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A disgrace of historic proportions
Glenn Greenwald
72% of Guantanamo detainees whose cases have been heard by a federal court have been ordered released
Is Sarah Palin smarter than Barack Obama?
Roger Shuler
Why the Democrats keep getting whipped by the GOP in the rhetoric wars
Introducing the Triple-X Alliance
Patrick Smith
The readers come through with their own fantasy airline matchups. Hooters, Virgin and Bangkok, anyone?
The New York Times’ tactical Blumenthal omission
Gene Lyons
How the paper of record shook up Connecticut's U.S. Senate race with a bogus story
“Sex and the City 2’s” stunning Muslim clich
Wajahat Ali
It's hard to overstate the offensiveness of the fabulous four's exquisitely tone-deaf trip to Abu Dhabi
No easy options for getting out of Afghanistan
Ahmed Rashid
Sharing power with the Taliban is unpleasant, but probably inevitable
John Bolton’s North Korea plan: Bomb Iran!
Alex Pareene
The former ambassador to the U.N. can't stop finding great reasons to launch preemptive wars in the Middle East
War on whistle-blowers intensifies
Glenn Greenwald
Yet another prosecution from the Obama DOJ for an act the president once hailed as "courageous patriotism"
Iranian director finds freedom and moral victory
Godfrey Cheshire
Following international protests and concern over a hunger strike, Jafar Panahi is released on bail
Robert Gates plants a newspaper column
Alex Pareene
The Washington Post allows itself to be used as fodder in an interminable bureaucratic conflict
The absence of debate over war
Glenn Greenwald
With combat as the normalized American condition of both parties, it's unsurprising that debates have disappeared
Cannes’ shocker: “Uncle Boonmee” wins
Andrew O'Hehir
Thai film surprises by nabbing Palme d'Or, while acting winner Javier Bardem declares his love for Penelope Cruz
What’s in an airline name?
Patrick Smith
Some common spelling mistakes that even the New Yorker makes. (Gasp!) Plus: Form your own alliance
“Fair Game”: Relive the Bush-Cheney wonder years
Andrew O'Hehir
Director Doug Liman and star Naomi Watts ponder the murky lessons of the Valerie Plame-Joseph Wilson affair
North Korea crisis looms as Clinton heads to Asia
Matthew Lee
South Korea has blamed its northern neighbor for sinking a naval ship in March
After the Randslide, neoconservatives dig out
Joe Conason
Until Rand Paul won, neocons warned "he's not one of us." But that was then -- and now he's running away from Dad
Wednesday link dump: Russian Empire state of mind
Alex Pareene
Mothers of 3 detained Americans arrive in Iran
Ali Akbar Dareini
New sanctions could complicate delicate diplomatic situation
Cannes: How the bankers fleeced the world
Andrew O'Hehir
Director Charles Ferguson on his smash Cannes doc, which indicts the financial sector as a "criminal industry"
The Gulf spill is no fluke
Michael Klare
As corporations pursue extreme energy sources, a new oil rush endangers the planet
Snuff goes viral
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A mother's drowning becomes a cable news sensation. Should we really be watching people die?
How Miss USA will push the secret Muslim agenda
Wajahat Ali
A leaked memo confirms a nefarious plot to infiltrate America using the one weapon we can't resist: Total hotness
U.S., major powers agree on new Iran sanctions
Anne Flaherty, Matthew Lee
Russia and China are on board after intricate negotiations with the rest of the U.N. Security Council
Iran to ship uranium to Turkey in nuclear deal
Ali Akbar Dareini
Surprise nuclear fuel swap deal could ease international standoff over Iran's nuclear program
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