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The radical left has Bernie Sanders all wrong
Josh Fattal
While mainstream Dems debate realism vs. idealism, another set of the left is having an entirely different debate
John Oliver can’t believe how easy it is to start a church: “We had $70,000 donated in singles”
Sarah Burris
The experiment "got out of hand fast," Oliver admitted to Jimmy Fallon on "The Tonight Show" last night
“Cruel bastards hang together: All you need to know”: The world according to the New York Times
Patrick L. Smith
American media covers the world through American eyes. Let's look at Syria the way the rest of the world does
“Flat Earth” rapper B.o.B has even more extreme, dangerous views: He promotes Holocaust denial
Ben Norton
By not explaining and rebuking B.o.B's far-right, fascist views, the media is irresponsibly giving them a platform
4 things Obama can do to prevent the planet from destroying itself before he leaves office
Elliott Negin
Far from threatening U.S. security, these measures would save taxpayers billions and make the world a safer place
A former KGB agent isn’t the only Putin critic to wind up dead
Dan Peleschuk
Kremlin officials have a long history of denying involvement in the disappearances of their loudest detractors
Hillary has nothing to brag about: Her foreign policy record is a disaster
She may have a wealth of experience on the international stage, but her judgment has proven wanting time and again
Egypt, five years later: A human-rights catastrophe of America’s making
Ganzeer
After vowing to support the country's revolutionaries, the U.S. is now aiding and abetting their violent oppression
“One reviewer called my husband ‘long-suffering’ and me ‘cranky'”: Authors of new books on critics, fake humility, Taylor Swift, PTSD and more
Teddy Wayne
Rachel Cantor, Peter Catapano, Samantha Hunt, Maria Konnikova and Mira Ptacin discuss their new books
Bernie Sanders and David Brooks, both wrong: This year of Fox News and Donald Trump-fueled rage can’t be fixed by any candidate
Patrick L. Smith
We are angry. We are afraid. We are exceptional. And the problem with America is that very combination
America has blood on its hands: Yemen is now the world’s worst humanitarian crisis
Sharif Abdel Kouddous
US-backed Saudi airstrikes and a blockade-induced energy crisis have further crippled an already devastated country
Sieges by Western enemies get big headlines, while larger U.S.-backed blockades are ignored
Ben Norton
The siege on Madaya is tragic — so are U.S.-backed blockades of Yemen and Gaza. Where is the outrage over those?
Americans are “getting ripped off” on health care, Sanders exclaims in debate clash with Clinton
Ben Norton
Sanders calls for Medicare-for-all, like almost every industrial country in the world; Clinton says it's too soon
A terrifying GOP debate: Amid all the fearmongering and lies, Donald Trump came out on top
Simon Maloy
The Fox Business debate was the worst one yet, and it was all to the benefit of the loudmouth GOP frontrunner
There will be chaos: Big Oil’s collapse and the birth of a new world order
Michael Klare
Barrel prices have completely cratered. With alternative energies on the rise, geopolitics may never be the same
America has grown cowardly: ISIS is no threat to our existence whatsoever
Tom Engelhardt
ISIL is no joke, but its potential for destruction pales in comparison to the danger once posed by the Soviet Union
He cries for Americans alone: Our wars and violence destroy families — those kids deserve Obama’s tears too
Ben Norton
The U.S. is responsible for countless deaths around the world, yet the president doesn't weep for those victims
He’s made the Middle East worse: Let’s be honest, Obama bears as much responsibility for this mess as predecessors who shaped them
Patrick L. Smith
Decades of poorly concocted policies with Iran, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and others haunt us -- and worsen every day
Chemistry geeks, rejoice! 4 new elements were just added to the periodic table
Timothy McGrath
Scientists are still settling on names, but elements 113, 115, 117 and 118 will fill out the table's seventh period
A year of war: 10 destructive armed conflicts the U.S. fueled in 2015, explained
Ben Norton
A look at the role of the U.S. in a dismal year marked by war and violence
5 European leaders who are kindred spirits with Donald Trump
Paul Ames
The Donald has already professed his admiration for Vladimir Putin. He'd get along famously with Marine Le Pen
Turkish President Erdoğan cites “Hitler’s Germany” as model as he ramps up violent repression of Kurds, journalists
Ben Norton
Erdoğan later claimed his statement was misunderstood, but critics say his rule is increasingly authoritarian
Kurt Vonnegut’s POW nightmare: Inside the World War II battle that shaped “Slaughterhouse Five”
Ginger Strand
"Private First Class Vonnegut prepared to die." But when Nazis took him prisoner, he had a very Vonnegut reaction
2015: The year’s best movies, from a classic screen romance to the ghosts of Auschwitz to delusional TV stardom
Andrew O'Hehir
Forget Kylo Ren! From "Carol" to the Panthers, from "Timbuktu" to "the iPhone movie," it was an amazing movie year
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