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Peter Thiel, the “other” angry, free press-loathing libertarian billionaire, speaks
Gary Legum
Because billionaires have no political voice in America, the Silicon Valley mogul spoke at the National Press Club
“Inferno” isn’t a box office disaster: Dan Brown’s overseas hit may be the future of movies, whether we like it or not
Nico Lang
"Inferno" is flopping in the U.S., but overseas is another story — one that leads to increasingly generic movies
Donald Trump thanks Anthony Weiner for FBI probe, hits Hillary Clinton for being mean to Russia
Brendan Gauthier
Trump claimed that the FBI's director James Comey "brought back his reputation" by looking into email scandal again
What will happen when Mosul falls?
Ryan Bohl
The Islamic State may be doomed, but that hardly means peace for Iraq
Harry Reid calls on James Comey to investigate “explosive” information about Donald Trump’s ties to Russia
Matthew Rozsa
The Senate minority leader goes on the offensive against Donald Trump
Donald Trump supporter who chanted “Jew-S-A” at media says, “We’re run by the Jews, OK?”
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump has a race problem with his fans
Is Donald Trump a Russian agent? A nonpartisan guide to national security and foreign policy issues in the presidential election (part I)
R. Jeffrey Smith
Will we be less safe during the next administration?
Is America more racist, or more sexist? Admittedly, it’s a tough call
D. Watkins
Electing our first woman president may be even tougher than our first black president — but both reveal huge rifts
Pwned by Putin: How the Russian despot ruthlessly trolled our so-called democracy
Andrew O'Hehir
Masterful political troll or imaginary Halloween goblin? Either way, Vladimir Putin made America pee its pants
I’m with stupid: The entire 2016 election has been an insult to our intelligence
Sophia A. McClennen
Donald Trump isn't the only one to lie with impunity. Logic, facts and intelligence are the losers in this election
What is James Comey thinking?
Taylor Link
Ex-Justice spokesman wonders why the FBI would send a mysterious, vague letter on a Friday afternoon
Russia kicked off U.N. Human Rights Council, but Saudi Arabia was re-elected
Ben Norton
The Saudi absolute monarchy, which bombs Yemen, beheads dissidents and supports extremists, remains on U.N. council
DNC chair Donna Brazile passed a debate question to Hillary Clinton’s campaign in March, evidence suggests
Matthew Sheffield
DNC head apparently passed a death-penalty question to Clinton's camp before a primary debate with Bernie Sanders
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a spooky Zombie Bike Ride in Key West to the swan-inhabited parks of Paris
From the outside looking in: How the international media is reacting to the 2016 election
Randy Kluver, Robert Hinck, Skye Cooley
A look at the election from the perspective of the international media – from Al-Jazeera to Agence France-Presse
Syrian child refugees making clothes for British companies in Turkish sweatshops, BBC investigation found
Ben Norton
In Turkey, Syrian children displaced by war work long hours for little pay, often exposed to hazardous chemicals
Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort was lobbying Vladimir Putin through a company he owned
Matthew Rozsa
EyeLock, owned by two Trump aides, sought to do business in Moscow
What the Reykjavik summit can tell us about the “new Cold War” 30 years later
David Reynolds, Kristina Spohr, The Conversation
Today leaders are back to political posturing, megaphone diplomacy and military brinkmanship
Fighting ISIS in Raqqa will likely be more difficult than the battle for Mosul
Sarah El Deeb
Getting into Syria will be difficult for the fight against ISIS
Clinton campaign chair John Podesta gave his email login info to hackers after clicking on phishing link
Ben Norton
Hackers apparently obtained Podesta's emails with a simple spam trick. They were then anonymously sent to WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks threatens Tim Kaine, DNC Chairwoman Donna Brazile: “We have a surprise in store”
Matthew Rozsa
WikLeaks hints at another big email dump
Hillary Clinton admitted in 2013 that a no-fly zone would “kill a lot of Syrians” — but still wants one
Ben Norton
A no-fly zone in Syria could lead to a U.S. war with Russia -- but Hillary Clinton keeps on calling for one
Has Donald Trump destroyed his brand and his business? The GOP nominee stands to lose more than the election
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's D.C. hotel is a flop, his New York condos are declining in value and celebrities have turned against him
Without debate, we need to talk about Afghanistan: Remember the longest-running war in our nation’s history?
Bob Hennelly
Have we really forgotten this conflict? It seems so, as the U.S. is quietly returning to its interventionist ways
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