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More cause and effect in our ever-expanding “war”
Glenn Greenwald
Evidence about what motivated recent attacks on the U.S. highlight the unexamined costs of our policies
What’s ahead for the economy and politics
Robert Reich
The biggest question about 2010: Will we create jobs?
Iran accepts Clinton non-deadline on nuclear talks
Nasser Karimi
"Deadlines are meaningless" says Iran's foreign minister
Iraqi police seize artifacts amid smuggling fears
Katharine Houreld
Officials were tipped off that the statues and shards might be smuggled out of the country
War, American-style
Tom Engelhardt, Nick Turse
As 2010 begins in turmoil, 10 questions to ask about U.S. military presence in distant lands
Iranian hardliners rally, call for killing reformists
Ali Akbar Dareini
Pro-government forces make threats of bombings and assassinations to support the regime
Report: Iran seeking to smuggle raw uranium
George Jahn
Cause and effect in the “Terror War”
Glenn Greenwald
What sentiments do we think we're unleashing in the Muslim world from our still-escalating "five-front" war?
Can’t our government get anything right?
Michael Lind
Whichever party's in charge fumbles the basics -- security, health, infrastructure. Why are we paying these people?
Obama speaks on attempted plane bombing
Alex Koppelman
"An alert and courageous citizenry are far more resilient than an isolated extremist," the president says
Iran protests heat up to a boil
Juan Cole
Regime is losing its grip, but are people ready for full revolution?
The Joys of Airstrikes and Anonymity
Glenn Greenwald
No matter how many times government claims about attacks turn out to be false, the American media repeats them.
Protests spread across Iran
Juan Cole
State of emergency declared in Isfahan, as regime threatens crackdown
The NYT’s view of “journalistic objectivity”
Glenn Greenwald
The newspaper accuses Al Jazeera of lacking it for accurately describing what the U.S. did
U.S. aid to al-Qaida
Glenn Greenwald
A leading Yemen expert points out the obvious: The recent missile attack will exacerbate terrorism
The revolution that wasn’t
Salon Staff
3. There's no evidence that the hot social networking site played any role in Iran's spring revolt
So many bogus stories, so little time
Joan Walsh
From Balloon Boy to Sarah Palin's death panels, the media chased a lot of hoaxes in 2009 and called them news
Iraq accuses Iran of seizing oil well near border
Rebecca Santana
Iraq claims that Iranian soldiers have seized an oil well near to the two nations' disputed border.
Iraq: Iran oil well takeover violated sovereignty
Sameer N. Yacoub
A group of armed Iranians have seized an Iraqi oil platform.
China wins struggle for Pipelinestan
Juan Cole
While the U.S. is stuck in Afghanistan, China sneaks off quietly with the resource prize
The strange consensus on Obama’s Nobel address
Glenn Greenwald
Why did so many liberals and conservatives both find so much to cheer in the president's foreign policy speech?
Top 5 ways Obama can redeem his Nobel
Juan Cole
The president got his prize as an encouragement. Here's how he can rise to the occasion
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