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Independent of everything: Is America too dumb for democracy?
David Masciotra
Our nation's massive ignorance and lack of curiosity have led us into crisis. Are we smart enough to survive it?
Trump’s troubling new campaign target: Homeless “filth” in liberal cities
Heather Digby Parton
Fueled by Tucker Carlson, Trump has suddenly focused on urban homelessness. This could get really ugly really fast
White House accuses Iran of violating deal before deal was ever made
Cody Fenwick
President Donald Trump bizarrely accuses Iran of violating a deal that, frankly, doesn't exist.
Iran just broke a major limit imposed by Obama-era nuclear deal
Matthew Rozsa
The move raises questions about the effectiveness of President Trump's strategy toward the Middle Eastern nation
Trump’s latest overseas debacle: A meaningless photo-op, more damage to democracy
Heather Digby Parton
Schmoozing with Putin and the Saudi prince, insulting allies, a pointless DMZ photo-op. Could it have been worse?
Here’s some of what Trump has screwed up in this month
Terry H. Schwadron
From Iran to Bahrain to the border, it’s one tin-eared, out-of-step, stupid thing after another
Putin and Trump: hiding the cash
Frank Vogl
Putin will likely meet Trump at the G20 summit in Osaka. Will their financial ties be a subject of discussion?
Risk of shooting war with Iran grows after decades of economic warfare by the US
David Cortright
Existing sanctions have already devastated innocent Iranians
What will Erdogan do after losing key election?
WhoWhatWhy Staff
“Who loses Istanbul, loses Turkey,” Erdogan repeated during the campaign.
Why Americans don’t like the idea of trade dependency on China
Leo W. Gerard
Americans don’t want to be owned by China
While Democrats squabble, Trump keeps on insulting and horrifying the world
Heather Digby Parton
Democrats barely touched foreign policy in two debates. Trump's disastrous G20 behavior makes clear why it matters
Why Trump and Putin are only frenemies at this point
Jefferson Morley
Putin adviser says U.S. drone violated Iranian airspace
Tulsi Gabbard’s date with history: Can Aloha State oddball lead Dems to reckon with war and peace?
Andrew O'Hehir
Gabbard's a peculiar character who will never be president. But she might have just done her party a huge favor
Valerie Jarrett’s leap of faith that started her path to the Obama White House
D. Watkins
Salon talks to the former senior adviser to President Obama about Michelle, public service and trusting herself
Climate change, gun policy and abortion are top issues for Democratic voters ahead of first debate
Shira Tarlo
U.S. tensions with Iran and North Korea and trade sanctions on China and Mexico take a backseat
Trump threatens Iran with “obliteration” after “ignorant and insulting statement”
Shira Tarlo
Trump shot back after Iran lashed out at the White House for imposing heavy sanctions on its supreme leader
Trump’s Chuck Todd interview: Right and wrong have come permanently unstuck in America
Bob Cesca
Chuck Todd's terrible interview with our fabricator-in-chief snapped the tether: From here on out there's no truth
Rep. Ted Lieu: Impeachment is coming, and so is a Democratic president
Dean Obeidallah
California Democrat talks about the impeachment process, Trump's Iran failures and why he's backing Kamala Harris
Have you heard of the CIA’s Iran mission center?
Vijay Prashad
In 2017, the CIA created a special unit to draw up U.S. plans against Iran
Trump announces “hard-hitting” sanctions against Iran in wake of drone strike
Matthew Rozsa
"The supreme leader of Iran is one who ultimately is responsible of the hostile conduct of the regime," Trump says
Trump accused of rape, major media yawns: Why was E. Jean Carroll’s story not front page news?
Amanda Marcotte
The evidence supporting a new rape allegation against Trump is strong, but most media barely covered the story
No war with Iran, for now — but Mike Pompeo and John Bolton still really, really want one
Gareth Porter
Trump's "war hawks" have been cooking up war with Iran for at least a year. But much of their evidence is nonsense
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