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5 disturbing facts the food industry doesn’t want you to know
Martha Rosenberg
Maybe take a pass on that morning bacon. You could be exposing yourself to epidemic diarrhea virus and worse
We are torturers and murderers: America’s first casualty of war is the Constitution
Andrew J. Bacevich
W dispensed with the Eighth Amendment; Obama with the Fifth and Fourteenth. Through it all, Congress has been MIA
What Donald Trump doesn’t know might save us: He’s unschooled, but at least he’s no American exceptionalist or neo-con ideologue
Patrick L. Smith
Forget his impractical foreign policy solutions. Trump scares elites because he is rethinking U.S. military might
New favorite candidate? Senate hopeful trains to “literally fistfight the Koch brothers” in hilarious new campaign ad
Sophia Tesfaye
"What other option does a person like me have," California Senate candidate Mike Beitiks asks
Fukushima on the Hudson: How America is vulnerable to nuclear disaster
Ellen Cantarow, Alison Rose Levy
Experts say the odds of a pipeline explosion near Indian Point are 1 in 1000. Those are still too high for comfort
Vladimir Putin might be dating Rupert Murdoch’s ex-wife and we have lots of questions
Jack Mirkinson
Wendi Deng is reportedly in a "serious" relationship with the Russian autocrat. Please let this be true
From Russia with love: Rupert Murdoch’s third ex-wife, Wendi Deng, is rumored to be dating Vladimir Putin
Brendan Gauthier
Between the powerful media mogul and the dictator, Wendi Deng sure knows how to pick batty older men
Let’s face it: All our presidential candidates are hucksters
Eric Zuesse
Truthfulness isn't even their goal; winning and keeping power is
Donald Trump would be scarier than George W. Bush: His unserious, incendiary approach would damage America for decades — and we should be terrified
Émile P. Torres
China, Mexico, the Middle East, let alone terror and trade: A Trump presidency horrifies the world, should scare us
“Snowden has done a service”: Former Bush official Lawrence Wilkerson applauds the whistleblower
Ben Norton
Wilkerson says Snowden did not threaten U.S. security, and, in a perfect world, the whistleblower would be rewarded
This is how ISIS works: Brussels, Paris and the roots of modern radicalism
Frederic Lemieux
Scholarship sheds new light on who these terrorists are -- and how the West is complicit in their recruitment
I slept with the enemy: Here’s what an unlikely romance taught me about racism, Donald Trump, and our cultural obsession with male rebellion
Sonya Huber
Our affair gave me many things -- including insight into the appeal of the "outlaw" for working-class, white men
It is urgent that she’s stopped: Hillary Clinton’s nightmare neoliberalism and American exceptionalism makes the world a dangerous place
Patrick L. Smith
American foreign policy has not worked for decades. Hillary believes all of its myths to her core. This is scary
Our nominee is a disaster: Time may be running out, but Democrats will come to rue Clinton over Sanders
H. A. Goodman
Why there's no chance in hell I'm voting for Hillary — and you shouldn't either
Baby boomers have a Donald Trump problem: Immigration, nativism and the mythic golden age of the middle class
Edward McClelland
The "Great America" Trump evokes was sparked by an era of similar economic panic and demographic change
Let’s demilitarize the military: The Pentagon may pose the single greatest threat to our democracy
Gregory D. Foster
We blow billions on national security while our infrastructure rots. This is not how a functioning republic behaves
What ever happened to the mighty Atlantic salmon?
Kathleen McKeoghain
Today’s salmon, because of the effects of genetic erosion, is the diluted copy of a fish that once thrived
“Dad, could we talk?”: My father and I had not been close for years, but with his illness everything changed
Lisa Gornick
As he was nearing the end, I discovered the depth of my love--and understood he was the reason I'd become a writer
Trump’s not Hitler, he’s Mussolini: How GOP anti-intellectualism created a modern fascist movement in America
Fedja Buric
Fascism is about the most powerful epithet one can use -- but it fits with Donald Trump. A historian explains why
We are witnessing the decline of Saudi Arabia as a major power
Vijay Prashad
The monarchy's influence has waned with plummeting oil prices. What that means for the future of the Middle East
There will be bedlam: The global energy crisis is only just beginning
Michael T. Klare
Leading oil producers are selling their wares in a market that's suddenly saturated. Can the world economy survive?
The GOP’s gross Adam Sandler primary: Donald Trump, penis jokes and the pathetic state of conservatism
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's hands. Mitt on his knees. Cuckservatives. What the party's junk obsession says about 2016 Republican Party
Hillary’s “House of Cards”: What Claire and Frank Underwood tell us about marriage, gender and the White House
Sonia Saraiya
Political marriages, both real and fictional, are fascinating, especially when ambition and power clash
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