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Caitlyn Jenner’s absurd faith in Ted Cruz: Supporting the anti-LGBT evangelical hoping he’ll come around on trans issues is ridiculous
Rachel Kramer Bussel
While Jenner admits Democrats are "better" on social issues, Cait thinks she can get Cruz to come around
Hate-watching the GOP: The debates are officially trashy reality TV — and by those rules, Trump’s winning
Sonia Saraiya
This season of “Decision: America” has gotten really weird, building to a yooge season finale showdown in Cleveland
Trump’s rise, democracy’s fall: The Donald threatens our very system of government
Andrew J. Bacevich
Should Donald Trump capture the White House in November, the U.S. could resemble Argentina in the age of Juan Peron
The real story about Syria and Libya: Behind a new agreement with Moscow, and the insidious way the New York Times protects Hillary
Patrick L. Smith
A new accord with Moscow on Syria clears up little. And a new Times series on Clinton and Libya has a messy agenda
Debating Glenn Greenwald was like “looking the devil in the eye”: Ex-NSA chief Michael Hayden details distaste for media in new book
Ben Norton
In "Playing to the Edge," Michael Hayden comes out strongly against investigative journalists and whistle-blowers
We’re never winning these wars: America has zero to show for its decades of bloodshed in the Middle East
Tom Engelhardt
Armed conflict in Iraq, Afghanistan and beyond hasn't brought anything close to lasting peace. Quite the opposite
Exporting death: Why America excels at arming the planet
Sarah Lazare
New report shows that over the past five years, the United States was the top arms exporter in the world
This is how we spooked Putin: What the New York Times won’t tell you about the American adventure in Ukraine
Patrick L. Smith
The failure of Washington’s most adventurous power assertion in post-Cold War period can no longer be papered over
How opium defeated America in Afghanistan
Alfred McCoy
A pink flower has stopped the world's largest military juggernaut in its tracks
A white buddy for Miles Davis: Don Cheadle’s struggle to get “Miles Ahead” financed is absurd — and not surprising
Paula Young Lee
A major star can't get a biopic of a jazz legend funded without inventing a white co-star—Hollywood is a mess
Prominent American professor proposes that Israel “flatten Beirut” — a 1 million-person city it previously decimated
Ben Norton
Amitai Etzioni, who teaches at renowned universities, says Israel may have no choice but to destroy Lebanon — again
The rise of the Trump Party: Why the Donald’s shocking debate performance could signal the death of the old order
Heather Digby Parton
During the weekend's GOP debate, Trump went where no other Republican has ever dared to go
America’s worst affluenza case: The U.S. military is blowing through our tax dollars
William J. Astore
Whenever its funds are threatened, the Pentagon whines like a bratty teen. It's time Congress put its foot down
Sanders proudly declaring “Kissinger is not my friend” totally destroys notion that Clinton’s better on foreign policy
Ben Norton
Kissinger oversaw policies that led to millions of deaths. Sanders' break with his destructive legacy is crucial
8 ways people have gotten “creative” with pot to enhance their sex lives
Anna Pulley
What has pot done for your sex life lately? Weed smoothies, weed lube, tantric toke -- check out these innovators
America needs a “Bernie Doctrine”: How Sanders’ foreign policy weakness could become a game-changing strength
Daniel Denvir
The Vermont senator has taken flack for his lack of attention to foreign policy. Here's how he should address it
GOP candidates just love to fear-monger about President Obama “gutting” military — his latest move proves them wrong, again
Sean Illing
Obama caves to the military-industrial complex, does an about-face on defense spending reductions
I went to Marco Rubio’s super-sad Super Bowl party so you didn’t have to: A tale of six-layer dip and disappearing momentum
Andrew O'Hehir
After two seconds as the presumptive GOP nominee, Rubio's New Hampshire downfall enters its Little Caesars phase
“Intelligent people know that the empire is on the downhill”: A veteran CIA agent spills the goods on the Deep State and our foreign policy nightmares
Patrick L. Smith
After almost 30 years in the CIA, Ray McGovern became a truth-teller. He sits down with Salon for a long debriefing
Ted Cruz is feeling the Bern! On the New Hampshire trail with the GOP’s cute but sinister rebel firebrand
Andrew O'Hehir
ls Cruz an alien robot, or a marzipan man? The Great Right Hope hits the Granite State, with bewildering results
This is how a political party dies: Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders — and the collapse of our failed political elites
Paul Rosenberg
The left and right want a revolution, or an end to business as usual. Parties have died before — and could again
Ronald Reagan, #GangstaGipper: How Reagan’s macho posturing helped create today’s gun culture
Rick Perlstein
Reality has never had much to do with conservative cult that extols firepower as the answer to all of life's issues
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Katrina Pierson is so much crazier than anybody else in this election
Janet Allon
Trump's spokeswoman revisits a racist tweet, while Ben Carson all but loses motor function during the GOP debate
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