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Will the Trump-Clinton Taco Bowl be the ugliest election ever? Maybe not—but it could be close
Andrew O'Hehir
Jefferson called John Adams a hermaphrodite; Hoover said Al Smith would dig a tunnel to Rome. Step up, Donald!
We can’t vote for either one: On world stage, Clinton and Trump present different, but serious, dangers
Patrick L. Smith
It is pathetically impossible to determine which one would be worse, the only metric we have left. It's OK to pass
Donald Trump turns President Obama’s mockery into an actual talking point about dealing with Putin: “I had a major event in Russia … Miss Universe contest”
Sophia Tesfaye
At the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Obama joked that Trump's only qualification is meeting Miss Azerbaijan
“A lot of things that seem simple aren’t so simple”: Seymour Hersh on the untold story of Osama bin Laden killing and the way Washington — and the media — really work
Michael Schulson
SALON EXCLUSIVE: The great investigative reporter on how he unraveled a counter-narrative of the Bin Laden mystery
Death, carnage and chaos: How NATO became one of the most destructive forces on the planet
Vijay Prashad
From Eastern Europe to Afghanistan and Libya, the military alliance has left a trail of devastation in its wake
The anti-Semitic invective this journalist drew for her Melania Trump profile will make you ill
Scott Eric Kaufman
The only place Julia Ioffe's experienced such harassment before? Vladimir Putin's Russia
A liberal case for Donald Trump: The lesser of two evils is not at all clear in 2016
Walker Bragman
Is there one? A Trump presidency needn't be a nightmare for the left. On many issues, Clinton presidency might be
There will be pandemonium: The end of the old oil order has already begun
Michael T. Klare
Failed negotiations in Doha are just a sign of things to come. Big Oil has collapsed and is unlikely to recover
Trump opposed Iraq. Hillary voted for war: Let’s take his foreign policy vision seriously
Patrick L. Smith
Trump gets some things very wrong. But today's speech was still daring, spot on and important contrast with Hillary
Snowden jokes “everybody at NSA just stopped working” to watch new trailer for Oliver Stone film
Ben Norton
The NSA whistleblower himself joked on Twitter about the upcoming thriller "Snowden"
Trump’s foreign policy nonsense: An incoherent mess that closely tracks the GOP mainstream
Simon Maloy
Reporters and pundits mock Trump for saying pretty much the same garbled idiocy that "respectable" Republicans say
Democrats, this is why you need to fear Hillary Clinton: The NY Times is absolutely right — she’s a bigger hawk than the Republicans
Ben Norton
"Clinton is the last true hawk left in the" race, more belligerent than Cruz and Trump, the New York Times says
Bernie’s greatest legacy: Suddenly, it’s OK to question capitalism!
Andrew O'Hehir
Sanders will never be president, but he unveiled an explosive political truth: Capitalism has eaten democracy
America’s frightening oligarchy: Thomas Piketty on our widening inequality and the right-wing billionaires who profit from it
Thomas Piketty
Piketty: "Inequality’s rise has been incomparably more massive in the United States"
Seymour Hersh spills the secrets of Bin Laden’s execution: “He was a prisoner of war. It was a hit”
Ken Klippenstein
The legendary journalist dishes on Saudi Arabia, Obama and what really went down that fateful night in Abbottabad
Prince, the activist: The times he blasted Wall Street, Freddie Gray’s death, “enslavement” to Warner Bros. and the corrupt status quo
Ben Norton
Prince wasn't known for political activism, but when he did his message came across in a way only he could deliver
She’ll make Iran, Syria worse: What the media won’t tell you about our foreign policy — and how hawkish Hillary will pour the kerosene
Patrick L. Smith
The truth about our foreign policy is on display, if we choose to look. If only we ever learned the right lessons
Hillary Clinton’s extreme hawkishness is based on sheer fantasy: Like a true neocon, she’s deluding herself over her foreign policy disasters
Ben Norton
In the Brooklyn debate, Hillary peddled lies to defend U.S. policy in Libya & Syria. Bernie condemned regime change
Bernie and the Bolsheviks: Why the implications of Sanders’ “political revolution” go further than you think
Andrew O'Hehir
No, Sanders isn't Lenin and his "revolution" is a metaphor -- but the ideological shift he represents could be huge
Debunking Washington Post’s absurd call for (more) intervention in Venezuela’s democracy
Ben Norton
The U.S. already intervenes in Venezuela, and all of Latin America. It has for decades — with catastrophic results
With Saudi and Russian ties, Clinton machine’s tentacles are far reaching, according to Panama Papers
Ben Norton
The Podesta Group, a lobbying firm headed by Clinton operatives, has made a pretty penny working for Saudi & Russia
Nuclear winter on a planetary scale: The biggest threat to mankind virtually no one is talking about
Dilip Hiro
A war between India and Pakistan could produce human suffering the likes of which the world has never seen before
The looming mystery behind the Panama Papers: How did the largest document leak in history even happen?
Marcy Wheeler
After similar coups by WikiLeaks and others, we had an idea of who pulled the trigger, and why. Not this time
“I’m free, white and 21”: Check out this supercut of the catchphrase that classic Hollywood wholly embraced
Janet Upadhye
The phrase was ubiquitous in 1930s and 40s films
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