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Publicity hound, coward, liar: Whistleblowers are inevitably demonized by their enemies — Edward Snowden is no exception
Richard Rashke
NSA whistleblower Snowden wasn't surprised by the assault on his character. But he didn't make it easy
We are addicted to war: The simple statistics that help explain how the world views America
Paul Rosenberg
Americans like to call themselves a "peace-loving nation." The numbers show that's not actually the case
He wasn’t always a xenophobe! How Trump made a fortune doing business with crooked tyrants
Robert Hennelly
Before he wanted to lock the rest of the world out, Trump was eager to do business with shady international figures
Sex strikes, like the one in “Chi-raq,” can be powerful motivators — at the very least, they’re great for publicity
Anna Pulley
Women have withheld sex to achieve everything from an end to violence to a decent water supply. Sometimes it worked
What America won’t admit about climate change: Our bombing campaigns are destroying the environment too
Robert Hennelly
President Obama was in Paris last week making a needed call for climate action. But here's what he didn't say
A 9/11 widow’s advice to the most recent victims of terrorism and violence
Alissa Torres
As an individual victim of a national tragedy, it took me years to overcome my own grief. Here's what I learned
“Ideological self-confidence and ruthless power politics”: Neo-conservatives, Charles Krauthammer and the real legacy of Ronald Reagan’s foreign policy
John Bew
Ascendent neo-cons battled with Kissinger-ian "realists" for the soul of a romantic. How things have changed
For all you map lovers: These beautiful transit maps have been with us since the 19th century, and now they’re in every major city — but for how long?
Mark Ovenden
Sometimes the most interesting thing about your commute is the map that shows your route. Enjoy it while you can
Convicted drug dealers are political prisoners: I should know — I was one
Niko Vorobyov
Behind bars, I learned that drug prohibition will never work, and here’s why: no one gives a f*ck
“Ridiculously, earth-shatteringly stupid”: “Daily Show” unloads on GOP’s anti-science, climate-denying brigade
Sarah Burris
As serious world leaders discuss climate change in Paris, Trevor Noah focuses on our planet-threatening naysayers
Ted Cruz just went #Benghazi on Marco Rubio: GOP national security wunderkind tied to Hillary on Libya
Simon Maloy
By attacking Rubio on the Libya intervention, Cruz is challenging his rival's perceived "strength"
“Sorry we killed your family”: We are the terrorists in the Middle East, and our compliant media will never tell the truth
Dana E. Abizaid
The real Middle East terrorists? Look in the mirror. We'll never face it, because the media won't level with us
After the great unraveling: A harrowing glimpse of the world that awaits
John Feffer
Devastating droughts, mass migrations and rampant xenophobia are only a preview of the dystopia to come
Sam Harris talks Islam, ISIS, atheism, GOP madness: “We are confronting people, in dozens of countries, who despise more or less everything that we value”
Sean Illing
Famed atheist and Salon debate and discuss Islamophobia, religion and liberalism, as well as Ben Carson's appeal
Putin has bested them all: How has the Russian leader gotten the better of Clinton, Bush and Obama?
Patrick L. Smith
Watching Trump beat his chest about how he'd force Putin to his will is a reminder that Putin's had his way with us
Mother of Muslim American 9/11 first responder rebukes Donald Trump: “Maybe it is time for him to go back to Germany and advocate his pro-Nazi policies over there”
Sophia Tesfaye
Talat Hamdani says Donald Trump is insulting her son's memory
The Syrian no-fly risk: The 2016 candidates should explain why they want to chance a disaster
Simon Maloy
The downing of a Russian jet over Syria highlights the risk posed by a no-fly zone, which most 2016 candidates want
They still want a new Cold War: What the New York Times won’t tell you about Syria, Putin and the new battle against ISIS
Patrick L. Smith
We despise the foreign leaders a compliant media villainizes. It's worth looking for the real motivations
Rubio’s “positive development”: Policy incoherence won’t stop Rubio from politically exploiting ISIS
Simon Maloy
Foreign policy "expert" Marco Rubio sees an upside to Islamic State attacks: they're good politics for the GOP!
Punch the lying bullies in the nose: Trump, Cruz and GOP know-nothings only win when Democrats cower — or provide an echo
Bill Curry
Here's how to fight war-mongers, bigots and the rest of the right with toughness, smarts and actual reality
The secret history of terror in Europe: How our blindness to a century of mistakes is making everyone less safe
Ericka Schiche
After the first Great War, Europe carved up the Middle East. Long since, we're still feeling the effects
Close the mosques, lock up the immigrants and pass the “Liberty cabbage”: A brief history of our bigotry and ignorance, from John Adams to Donald Trump
Andrew O'Hehir
Donald Trump and that Virginia mayor aren't alone—Paris and the refugee crisis have released old currents of hate
#JeSuisChien, the latest sign racist westerners care more about dead dogs than dead humans
Ben Norton
The selective outrage over a dead French dog, but not people, is yet another sign that we have lost our humanity
John Kasich’s bizarre new plan to defeat ISIS: Beam Judeo-Christian messages around the world
Sophia Tesfaye
Kasich wants to create a new federal agency tasked with spreading the missionary message of "Western ethic"
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