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What happens when all we have left is the Pentagon?
William D. Hartung
More Pentagon spending and less investment in diplomacy abroad and civilian needs at home will militarize society
Worst fighting in east Ukraine since 2015; 33 dead this week
Inna Varenytsia
Fighting rages around the government-controlled town of Avdiivka, catching residential areas in the crosshairs
President Trump ditches Obama’s plan to arm Kurds in Syria as part of the American strategy to fight ISIS
Matthew Rozsa
Trump discarded a plan that the Obama administration allegedly spent months developing
Tolstoy’s “War and Peace” can inspire those who fear Trump’s America
Ani Kokobobo
For those who disagree with Trump's policies and feel powerless, Tolstoy’s epic novel offers a helpful perspective
President Trump modifies Obama’s sanctions against Russia
Matthew Rozsa
The tweak will give American companies a pass to sell encryption technology to Russia
Trump’s world: Which nation(s) will be America’s greatest ally at the end of 2017?
Salon Staff
Russia seems like a safe bet, but the year just started . . . (poll)
“On notice”: U.S. won’t elaborate on Trump administration’s warning to Iran
Vivian Salama, Josh Lederman
Trump's national security adviser Michael Flynn declined to say what retaliatory actions the U.S. would pursue
Trump’s brain drain: The president’s Muslim ban is causing scientists to think about moving to Canada
Matthew Rozsa
Trump new immigration restrictions may hurt America's scientific community
Rex Tillerson is confirmed along party lines, but prior presidents had easier time with secretary of state pick
Associated Press
The vote for Tillerson stands in stark contrast to previous roll calls in which nominees were backed overwhelmingly
Pushing back: McCain emerges as Trump’s top Republican nemesis in Congress
Richard Lardner
McCain has broken with the president on his immigration order, torture, free trade and ties with Moscow
What’s gone wrong in the seven countries Trump included in his ban?
Danielle Douez, Emily Costello
The Trump administration likely singled out seven countries because of commonalities in war and Muslim population
“It will not get better”: Former Bush administration official has a warning about President Trump’s administration
Matthew Rozsa
Ex-Condoleezza Rice aide Eliot A. Cohen also has strong words for conservatives who are working with Trump
Trump makes history: Poll finds President Trump has become an unpopular president in record time
Matthew Rozsa
American voters are not happy with Trump's presidency nor his troublingly cozy attitude toward Russia
A tale of two countries: Thanks to President Trump, America is now engaged in a civil war of sorts
Neal Gabler
We're now in a battle over the very concepts of reason and fact that the Enlightenment brought forth
Another possible reset with Russia? Trump should consider perils of Big Oil diplomacy first
Amy Myers Jaffe
Trump would be wise to brush up on the history of past resets and the role the oil industry played in each one
New hero, same old day: “24: Legacy” returns a time-worn franchise to TV with a fresh face
Melanie McFarland
Jack's not back, but the outdated structure that governed "24" is, with engaging new lead. Can he get the job done?
Can you say awkward? 5 painful moments from Donald Trump and Theresa May’s joint press conference
Alexandra Rosenmann
The president reminded us yet again how grossly ill-prepared he is for the world stage
Donald Trump’s “Walking Dead” politics: A hellscape of walls, guns, violence and dangerous outsiders
Chauncey DeVega
Our president's dystopian worldview tracks closely with the popular TV show — and his opponents are the zombies
Atlantic alliance of hate: Donald Trump and the European far right
Amanda Marcotte
Trump is importing Europe's right-wing white nationalism — and it's different from standard-issue U.S. racism
Should unnamed sources and leaks be taken seriously?
Anthony Fargo
In an age of “fake news," how should readers judge the credibility of a story whose sources aren’t revealed?
Kellyanne Conway says President Trump may be removing sanctions on Russia
Matthew Rozsa
The president's counselor is setting us up for the possibility that he will revoke the sanctions against Russia
Scientists move Doomsday Clock 30 seconds closer to midnight
AP Staff
The clock is a lot closer to potential global catastrophe
The dark (k)night: Donald Trump’s new world order spells bad times ahead
William J. Astore
Greater military spending, border walls and vilification of the Other in the name of "winning" doesn't bode well
Money and conquest: It’s Trump against the world
John Feffer
Brace yourself for a coming clash of civilizations.
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