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Enemies of my enemy may be war criminals: What does it mean when war hawks say “Never Trump”?
Rebecca Gordon
Making sense of Donald Trump and his national security state critics
U.S., Russia renew push for elusive agreement on Syria
The Associated Press
Sec. of State John Kerry met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to draw a joint strategy in war-torn Syria
Is Trump the Manchurian Candidate? Themes in the 1950s classic don’t seem so far-fetched in 2016 America
Stephen Paul Miller
Richard Condon's iconic 1959 book uncannily anticipated the Trump-Putin bromance
The disturbing dawn of the alt-right: Donald Trump’s the leader of a dark movement in America
Heather Digby Parton
The rising right-wing ethno-nationalist movement in Europe is the progenitor of Trump and the American movement
When fiction becomes reality: How Dostoevsky predicted Trump’s America
Ani Kokobobo
Trump’s presidential campaign calls to mind Dostoevsky’s most political novel, “Demons"
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from the festive streets of Mumbai to a zoo in Kuala Lumpur
Israeli think tank: Don’t destroy ISIS; it’s a “useful tool” against Iran, Hezbollah, Syria
Ben Norton
Head of a right-wing think tank says the existence of ISIS serves a "strategic purpose" in the West's interests
My dad’s first Paul McCartney show: Why his concerts are the perfect intergenerational family outing
Annie Zaleski
Parents and kids in search of common ground find it in McCartney's jubilant, reflective, still-vibrant live show
War in the media age: Hysteria over Trump’s supposed Russian ties made headlines, but the “story” is remarkably flimsy
Patrick Lawrence
A case study in how a co-opted press manufactures foreign policy consent
No, they don’t support Trump: Smeared left-wing writers debunk the myth
Ben Norton
James Kirchick claims the following left-wing journalists and scholars are Trump fans. They told us why he is wrong
GOP congressman calls for investigation into Manafort as leaked memo shows Trump campaign chair laid groundwork for Putin’s Crimea annexation
Sophia Tesfaye
"Trump ought to really investigate this and where his chief adviser, what his association with the Russians are”
Trump campaign lashes out at New York Times following report of cash payments from Ukraine to top aide, Paul Manafort
Sophia Tesfaye
Even former Trump campaign head Corey Lewandowski tweeted a story on Manafort‘s work with the former pro-Putin ally
Team Trump is a disaster: It’s not just the candidate — his entire staff is ill-equipped for a presidential campaign
Heather Digby Parton
Trump has filled out his economic policy team with a long list of wealthy donors and female right-wing cranks
Trump’s money mystery: Trump is definitely hiding something, but the question is what
Michael Winship
Are we going to find deep ties to Russia in those long-awaited tax returns?
Freeing democracy from perpetual war: Why it’s hard for members of the military to speak out
William Astore
America doesn’t need more obedience — it needs more dissent. Not only among its citizens but within its military
Preventing Trumpmageddon: Why a Donald Trump reboot still doesn’t matter
Bob Cesca
Even if Trump can't bring himself under control, our horse race-obsessed media still give him a fighting chance
50 Republican national security officials issue letter opposing Trump: He “would be the most reckless president in American history”
Sophia Tesfaye
Dozens of former top aides and cabinet members for President George W. Bush warn Trump would put America at "risk"
Julian Assange to Bill Maher: Wikileaks “working on” hacking Donald Trump’s tax returns
Brendan Gauthier
Asked if the DNC hack was "fair game" at such a critical juncture, Assange said, "It was definitely good fun"
It’s worth asking again: Is Donald Trump trying to tank his campaign?
Sean Illing
Trump's outlandish behavior leaves two possibilities: either he's truly unhinged or he's looking for a way out
Clinton, Gen. Allen and alarmist declarations: The media must call out leaders for their dangerous fictions
Patrick Lawrence
Over the weekend both Clinton and Allen made outrageous statements — and no one batted an eye
The Salon author questionnaire: “The word ‘nice’ makes me break out in hives”
Teddy Wayne
5 writers open up about their new books: Jennifer Close, Joe McGinnis Jr., Liz Moore, Gina Ochsner, Lara Vapnyar
5 stupidest right-wing moments this week: Donald’s prolonged temper tantrum
Janet Allon
A lack of a strong vocabulary — as well as virulent racism — seems to run in the Trump family.
Cyberattack on America: How vulnerable to hacking is our election cyber infrastructure?
Richard Forno
Remember when North Carolina’s Unilect e-voting machines “lost” 4,438 votes due to a system error?
America is the No. 1 arms dealer: Yet why do trends in weapon exports remain in relative obscurity?
William D. Hartung
The United States was credited with more than half the value of all global arms transfer agreements in 2014
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