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Don’t fall for ISIS’ trap: A French national pleads for tolerance
Patrick Hillsman
Islamic extremists are counting on the West to turn on its Muslim population. We can't give in to religious bigotry
All of our choices are bad, and we helped make it that way: ISIS, Islam and the real story of our decades-long foreign-policy disaster
Haroon Moghul
Bad policies, bad outcomes: We started much of this and can't extricate ourselves. This is how we got here
The GOP’s nightmarish war fantasies: Why the Republican responses to Paris are devastating & incoherent
Heather Digby Parton
After the horrific events in Paris, Republican warmongers were out in full force. Here's what they want us to do
Marco Rubio’s American hellscape: The insane science denial that puts the planet in jeopardy
Paul Rosenberg
Rubio, Cruz and other GOP front-runners have it all backwards, and it is time to sound the alarm
Bernie Sanders is a cruise-missile progressive: False hope, foreign policy and the stubborn endurance of American exceptionalism
Patrick L. Smith
Sanders would do nothing to change America's worldwide meddling. This is a dangerous moment, and he's ducking it
10 right-wing conspiracy theories that have slowly invaded American politics
Mark Potok, Don Terry
Paranoia is in our bloodstream. And with the emergence of social media, we're more misinformed than ever before
U.S. imperialism was the real winner of the presidential debate
Ben Norton
The idea that the U.S. must impose its authority on the world with violence goes largely unquestioned by candidates
GOP presidential candidates fear-monger about the Middle East and Islam, yet know nothing about either
Ben Norton
The Republican candidates simply make stuff up when it comes to the Middle East, peddling fear instead of facts
The GOP debate was a blizzard of garbage: Sorting through last night’s mess of lies and crazy
Gary Legum
The fourth GOP debate showed a party that exists outside the bounds of space and time
Marco Rubio coasts, with a big assist from the moderators: He “won” the GOP debate by evading scrutiny
Simon Maloy
In the fourth GOP 2016 debate, Rubio got to play tee ball, Rand did well, and Jeb wasn't entirely embarrassing
Where has this Rand Paul been? Why he was the GOP debate’s surprising winner
Sean Illing
He won't win. But sizing up last night's main-stage candidates, it's clear Rand Paul came out ahead
The deadly pesticide on your strawberries: How the EPA left us all exposed
Viji Sundaram
While the rest of the planet has all but abandoned endosulfan, "DDT's cousin" remains in use across the U.S.
“We have a moral disaster on our hands”: Ta-Nehisi Coates breaks down the horrors of mass incarceration
Brendan Gauthier
The celebrated author and intellectual explains why the prison-industrial complex is so destructive
It’s time to withdraw from the Middle East: Military intervention is only making terrorism worse. It’s time for a radical pivot
Émile P. Torres
American-led airstrikes recruit as many terrorists as they kill. How many times must we repeat the same mistakes?
The real reason why Obama’s rejection of the Keystone XL Pipeline was so important
Edward L. Rubin
Forget all the arguments about safety & economics. Even if the proposal was perfect, it still should've been spiked
Judy Miller’s ghost lingers: Putin, Syria and how the New York Times cheers on a new Cold War
Patrick L. Smith
The propagandists have turned on the fog machine. Let's try and sort out myth vs. reality with Russia, Middle East
Relax, America, Syrian refugees won’t be hijacking your way of life
Lev Golinkin
They’re not coming here to steal anyone’s life; they’ll be too exhausted trying to start a basic life of their own
There’s one group missing from the talks to end the Syrian civil war: Syrians
Ben Norton
20 countries are meeting in Vienna to negotiate a political solution to Syria's war — but no Syrians were invited
The twisted, authoritarian logic of population control: Why the end of China’s “one child” policy isn’t nearly enough
Eesha Pandit
A generation after introducing its extreme limits on reproductive freedom, China has finally loosened the reins
“Does anyone have a plan?” Here’s how we fix decades of overseas neo-conservative adventurism
Patrick L. Smith
We have accepted the horrors of American exceptionalism for too long. Here's a progressive foreign policy blueprint
Censored UN paper calling for decriminalization marks beginning of the end of drug war as we knew it
Daniel Denvir
A UN agency censored an official paper calling for drug use decriminalization. But its message is here to stay
Ted Koppel exposes the biggest threat to national security you haven’t heard about: “The government has no plan”
Elias Isquith
Thanks to de-regulation, America's power grids are scandalously vulnerable, the legendary Ted Koppel tells Salon
Welcome to the new Jim Crow: Michelle Alexander is right — our justice system doubles as a racial caste system
Sean Beaudoin, Meg Worden
Mass incarceration isn't just a system of control, it's a political philosophy. An inmate-cum-author explains
Trey Gowdy’s historic Benghazi implosion: A political witchhunt that would make Joe McCarthy squirm
Heather Digby Parton
Yesterday's Benghazi hearing, like the rest of the right's crusade before it, had shades of the Red Scare
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