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Plight of the impoverished drug addict
Associated Press
U.N. highlights the struggles of developing countries in the fight against drug addiction
Treasury allows Internet exports to Iran, others
Associated Press
U.S. Treasury Department changes trade sanctions to allow export of instant messaging, e-mail
“The Room and the Chair”: Tearing apart the Washington press
Jed Lipinski
A Pulitzer winner talks about the newspaper world she happily left behind -- and what it's doing wrong
Who are the actual “crazy” people in American politics?
Glenn Greenwald
The label is used to stigmatize deviation from the supremely crazy Washington establishment
Farrakhan predicts ‘white right’ trouble for Obama
Sophia Tareen
Nation of Islam leader, boasting of divine stature, blames far right for stalling healthcare
The appeal of unreality
Garrison Keillor
Conservatives keep screaming for small government, as if their darlings, Reagan and Bush II, hadn't enlarged it
The GOP’s “small government” tea party fraud
Glenn Greenwald
The core of the "tea party" movement and actual GOP policies are radically opposed
Al Haig, former secretary of state, dies
Anne Gearan
Former four-star general, cabinet member and White House chief of staff was 85
Berlin Film Festival: Controversy, art, violence
Stephanie Zacharek
The brutal noir of Michael Winterbottom's "The Killer Inside Me," and other highlights from the 2010 Berlinale
Iran’s supreme leader criticizes US military moves
Ali Akbar Dareini
Ayatollah Khamenei comments from aboard Iran's new military warship
Beleaguered US to blow up its chemical stockpiles
JEFFREY McMURRAY
Army struggles to meet deadline for weapons disposal
Police Chief: One federal employee unaccounted for
Emily Holleman
Fire department is searching the building for victims. Plus: Slide show
What motivates Iran “hawk” Ackerman?
Glenn Greenwald
The 13-term congressman gives a revealing speech about his desire for U.S. confrontation with Tehran
Hillary Clinton gets tough with “military dictatorships”
Glenn Greenwald
Who is the target audience for the pretense that the U.S. will not tolerate dictatorships?
A profile in cowardice
Glenn Greenwald
Fears that consume U.S. Terrorism policy are difficult to find anywhere else in the world
Not his father’s son
Steve Kornacki
Good riddance to Evan Bayh, who set out to be every Republican's favorite Democrat -- and mostly succeeded
Clinton: Iran is becoming a military dictatorship
Robert Burns
Hillary Clinton warns that Revolutionary Guard Corps has effectively supplanted government
Biden vs. Cheney
Associated Press
Current, former VP clash on different Sunday morning shows over Obama policy
The Week in Pictures
Salon Art staff
A Super Bowl victory, an anniversary in Iran, a baby giraffe, soldiers mourn one of their own, and more
Michael Mukasey: Then and now
Glenn Greenwald
To promote his partisan fear-mongering attacks, the former Judge invokes the very arguments he once scorned
How Iran checkmated the dissidents
Juan Cole
When protesters tried to mobilize, the government anticipated their every move
When elites bash elitism
Joan Walsh
As Broder and Klein proclaim Palin a political star, they show they're out of touch with "real Americans"
Remembering, and reclaiming, the Islamic revolution
Juan Cole
Iranians commemorate their revolutionary inheritance, and fight over its meaning
Iran proclaims new success in uranium enrichment
Ali Akbar Dareini, Nasser Karimi
Flouting new US sanctions, Iranian president announces new successes in nuclear program at rally
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