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History says GOP’s court fight will be futile
Steve Kornacki
It will probably take a scandal to derail President Obama's next Supreme Court pick -- whoever it is
Is the Kyrgyz turmoil another of the color revolutions?
Joshua Tucker
All uprisings are not born the same way
U.S. and Russia sign treaty to cut nuclear arms
George Jahn, Vladimir Isachenkov
The new pact, the first of its kind in two decades, marks an opening of relations between the two nations
Iran derides Obama’s “cowboy” nuclear stance
Ali Akbar Dareini, George Jahn
Obama takes first steps in reducing world's nuclear arsenal
Dan Quayle still pushing “Perot elected Clinton” nonsense
Steve Kornacki
For nearly 20 years, the right has been arguing that the Democrats' 1992 win should come with an asterisk
Don’t count on healthcare ruining Romney in ’12
Steve Kornacki
RomneyCare looks an awful lot like ObamaCare. Here's why the right might give Mitt a pass anyway
“Reporting” on Iran should seem familiar
Glenn Greenwald
Media claims about Tehran's nuclear program are often hyped, hysterical and false
Obama slips into Afghanistan to voice US resolve
Jennifer Loven
The President, during 6-hour nighttime visit, affirms commitment to destroy al-Qaida and extremist allies
Israel’s far-right government only helps Iran
Juan Cole
By thumbing its nose at the U.S. and the world, Israel makes it harder to build a coalition against Iranian nukes
Don’t bet on abuse scandal toppling the pope
Mary Ann Sorrentino
I've had my own run-ins with Rome. And I doubt the latest revelations will take down Benedict XVI
WashPost: Christiane Amanpour can’t be “objective”
Glenn Greenwald
TV critic Tom Shales suggests her Iranian background raises questions about bias
“It is a clash of civilizations”
Christoph Schult, Martin Doerry
In an interview, Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman explains his country's claim to East Jerusalem
Ten reasons why East Jerusalem does not belong to Israel
Juan Cole
Israeli hawks say that Jerusalem is theirs because of a long, romantic national history there. Too bad it's made up
Rampant patriotism breaches on America’s right
Glenn Greenwald
Siding with a foreign country over their own, attacking U.S. generals, advocating policies that endanger our troops
Fox News’ no-calories interview with Obama
Gabriel Winant
Bret Baier was trying so hard to win, he forgot to ask any real questions
How Petraeus could swing thinking on Israel
Andrew Bacevich
His belated recognition that U.S. and Israeli interests aren't always intertwined has particular impact
Arab world says hopes in Obama are dwindling
Elizabeth A. Kennedy
Arabs are unconvinced Obama will stand up to Israel on settlements.
State Dept. says it cannot stop genocide resolution
Desmond Butler
Armenian genocide resolution could go forward, despite White House opposition
Bring it on, Ayn Rand geeks
Michael Lind
Why the emergence of the libertarian right is good news for progressives
Culture clash: European art provokes Muslims
Michael Weissenstein
In name of free speech and other Western values, some European artists are encouraging Muslim outrage
Salon Radio: Remi Brulin Transcript
Glenn Greenwald
The most meaningless and manipulated political word
Compare and contrast
Glenn Greenwald
Iran does what the U.S. won't: begins criminal trials for those accused of torture
Biden condemns new Israeli settlement plan
Aron Heller
The vice president says the move in Palestinian East Jerusalem "undermines the trust we need right now"
Brazil’s Silva says Iran sanctions dangerous
Alan Clendenning
President argues that economic punishment could lead to war in the Middle East
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