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Michael Hastings on war journalists
Glenn Greenwald
The Rolling Stone reporter who got the commander fired has an indispensable new book on the Afghan war
Iran Seeks Release Of Border Guards In Pakistan
Salon Staff
Iran Seeks Release Of Border Guards In Pakistan
Salon Staff
End of the pro-democracy pretense
Glenn Greenwald
Fears of Arab democracy are finally ending the charade that the U.S. supports it; plus: more Iran fear-mongering
The intellectual cowardice of Bradley Manning’s critics
Glenn Greenwald
Those wanting the Army Private imprisoned are afraid to condemn the virtually identical acts of Daniel Ellsberg
Russell Hoban: The last cult writer
Laura Miller
From "Bedtime for Frances" to "Riddley Walker," Russell Hoban won a small but fanatically devoted audience
Why I still believe in Santa
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Childhood joys disappear so quickly. Sometimes you want to hold on to magic as long as you can
Are those startling poverty numbers accurate?
Justin Elliott
A disputed media report found that nearly one in two Americans are poor or low income -- we look into it
What our smog has wrought
Michael Winship
A brown pollution cloud is making cyclones more intense. We need to stop the partisanship and fix the problem
Exploiting the anti-Semitism smear now backfiring
Glenn Greenwald
A former AIPAC official who aimed to portray writers as anti-Semites may himself be the one to suffer consequences
Inside the radical anti-choice movement
Amanda Marcotte
Eight extremist organizations that are behind the rapid escalation of the war on women's rights
The growing menace of domestic drones
Glenn Greenwald
A look inside the drone industry reveals the dangers and the reasons for their rapid U.S. expansion
What will be Britain’s new role in Europe?
Michael Goldfarb
In an effort to protect bankers, the U.K. opts out of a summit to solve the euro zone's financial crisis
How great children’s books are born
Stephanie Orma
A collection reproduces the colorful correspondence between illustrator Edward Gorey and author Peter F. Neumeyer
Right-wing listserv targets Israel’s critics
Justin Elliott
Ex-AIPAC official urges conservative journalists to echo charges of "anti-Semitism"
Newt Gingrich will babble his way to the White House
Alex Pareene
If he can silence Glenn Beck, he can handle Barack Obama in a debate, right?
“Arrows of the Night”: The man behind the Iraq War
Laura Miller
The story of how Ahmad Chalabi bamboozled the U.S. into Iraq is like a great spy novel. Too bad the blood is real
Are urban bicyclists just elite snobs?
Will Doig
As cycling's popularity rises, the cyclists are despised. If riders want to change cities, they need a new attitude
The first time Mitt was scared of Newt
Steve Kornacki
His bit part in Romney's first campaign was a sign of the polarizing national figure Gingrich was about to become
Objective press unable to label dishonest Romney ad dishonest
Alex Pareene
Phony objectivity muddles another easy call
The celebrity-divorce vultures
Tracy Clark-Flory
The Demi-Ashton split inspires experts looking to cash in on a high-profile divorce and the anxiety it provokes
I watched two days of Fox News coverage of OWS
Alex Pareene
What is the fair and balanced channel saying about the Occupy movement? Mostly that it's gross
Karl Rove spending millions lying about everyone
Alex Pareene
Crossroad GPS launches misleading ads against Elizabeth Warren, Jon Tester and Tim Kaine
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