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Our George Orwell/Noam Chomsky paradox: Let’s decipher the doublethink media and government peddles about U.S. foreign policy
Dana E. Abizaid
Our policies and actions routinely go against our oft-stated ideals. Here's how to examine the lies and spin
Irrational hopes for 2016: Some political pipe dreams for a dreadful election year
Simon Maloy
Another election year is upon us, and it will very likely be a disaster, so let's go nuts with the wish list
Nothing to be proud of: The real American exceptionalism is selling the most weapons in the world — by far
Ben Norton
By selling weapons at alarming levels, the U.S. is further fueling the extremism it purports to be fighting
“All Muslim life in America is seen through the lens of terrorism”
Corey Robin
Whether Donald Trump or "Homeland," Americans have reduced Muslims to terrorists — and the whole world is watching
Defined by their look: First ladies must set the right tone with their wardrobe — is this too colorful for the age of ISIS?
Sonia Purnell
Michelle Obama isn't alone in setting a high style bar. Clementine Churchill dressed to denote optimism during WWII
2015: The year in political theater, from Trump to ISIS — and then there’s the scary stuff
Andrew O'Hehir
Was the political spectacle of 2015 about something more than terror, panic and a certain real estate mogul? Maybe!
Is Hillary Clinton a neoconservative hawk? What Iraq and Libya decisions tell us about her foreign policy
Paul Rosenberg
Hillary got Iraq vote wrong, and Libya and Syria too. If she were setting the policies, what would they look like?
Karl Rove: Obama wishing Americans “Merry Christmas” in Hawaiian proves he’s un-American and soft on ISIS
Scott Eric Kaufman
"Mele Kalikimaka," for the record, is also an obscure song by noted terrorist sympathizer Bing Crosby
Nic Cage’s dino bones blues: The scientific ethics and international crimes behind the eccentric actor’s latest Hollywood-scale drama
Paula Young Lee
Cage didn't break the law when he bought a dinosaur skull, but it does have to go back to Mongolia—here's why
From bad to worse to delusional: The real story about Syria that the New York Times won’t tell you
Patrick L. Smith
The Times’ coverage of anything that challenges the mythology of American primacy just gets worse
Donald Trump’s got Putin fever: The GOP frontrunner is stumping for a Russian strongman
Heather Digby Parton
And it still probably won't hurt him in the polls
There is no bromance between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin
Dan Peleschuk
When the Russian president says the Donald is "very outstanding," he's really sending a message to the White House
Is this how World War III begins? Religion, end times, terror and the frightening new Middle East tinderbox
Émile P. Torres
Apocalyptic worldviews and non-state actors make the wars in Syria and on terror all the more dangerous
This is why Stephen Colbert keeps losing to Jimmy Fallon
Sarah Burris
At the moment Bruce Springsteen is on Fallon, here's the brilliant but bizarre bit done by Colbert
Donald Trump’s bromance with Vladimir Putin: Echoing many on the right, Trump praises Russia’s president as “a leader”
Simon Maloy
Donald Trump throws in with conservatives who praise Vladimir Putin as a stronger "leader" than Barack Obama
Ben Carson blasted North Korea for spending more on the military than the hungry. Has he looked at his own country?
Ben Norton
News for Ben Carson: When it comes to prioritizing the military above all else, no one comes close to the U.S.
Donald Trump is going to ruin everything: How the Donald could plunge us back into the international abyss
Conor Lynch
We're decade into America's long-overdue global rehabilitation, but the Donald could plunge us right back in
CNN has a dangerous case of Donald Trump denial: How they’re pretending this is business as usual—and letting the country go off the rails
Bob Cesca
The media is clinging to outdated narratives about our political process, and missing the revolution under its nose
Vladimir Putin reveals man-crush on Donald Trump: “He’s a very outstanding man” and “the absolute leader of presidential race”
Scott Eric Kaufman
Trump revealed his on Putin in October, so while not necessarily "yuuuuuge," it's better late than never
“You could see Jeb’s balls growing as he was speaking”: Trevor Noah finds some love for Bush
Sarah Burris
"Trump's plan for ISIS is to keep them off the Internet? What are you going to do? Change the wifi password?"
GOP’s national security hysteria: We’re not in World War III, so stop trying to petrify everyone
Simon Maloy
World War III, Nazis everywhere — the Republican rhetoric on national security is distorting the policy debate
The GOP debate’s weirdest twist: That one moment where it was almost possible to like Rand Paul
Gary Legum
In an event filled with saber-rattling histrionics, it was hard not to appreciate Paul's vaguely contrarian stance
The bizarre, rage-filled spectacle of another GOP debate: Why Republican militarism has never been so incoherent
Heather Digby Parton
None of the other candidates even tried to take down Trump. Instead we got violent military one-upsmanship
The Donald’s prejudiced predecessors: 6 racist bullies who stirred up America’s basest instincts
David Rosen
Trump didn't invent this particular brand of xenophobia and demagoguery. He's merely tailored it to the modern era
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