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We’re still fighting George W. Bush’s battles: Syria, ISIS and the “worst foreign policy blunder” in American History
Peter Van Buren
Twelve years after the invasion of Iraq, the Middle East is more volatile than ever. Welcome to permanent war
The Arab Spring blooms: Henry Kissinger, George W. Bush and the peace prize the Nobel committee got right
Rebecca Gordon
This year's Tunisian recipient reminds us what the Middle East might look like today had America never intervened
This is not a democracy: Behind the Deep State that Obama, Hillary or Trump couldn’t control
Patrick L. Smith
Foreign policy never really changes regardless of who holds the White House. This is why exceptionalism always wins
Syria is America’s responsibility: Negotiations with Putin may be our last and only hope
Jo Comerford, Mattea Kramer
The current refugee crisis pales in comparison to the humanitarian crisis looming if we fail to exercise diplomacy
How America is eternally “caught off guard” in the Middle East
Tom Engelhardt
The United States has 1,500 analysts in the Middle East. What are they actually doing?
America enabled radical Islam: How the CIA, George W. Bush and many others helped create ISIS
Abdel Bari Atwan
We have tried to harness the power of radical Islam for our own interests for decades. ISIS is partially on America
The Pope wanted Hitler dead: The secret story of the Vatican’s war to kill the Nazi despot
Mark Riebling
History hasn't looked kindly on the Catholic Church during WW II. The conventional narrative is not the whole story
“Every president has been manipulated by national security officials”: David Talbot exposes America’s “deep state”
Liam O'Donoghue
From World War II though JFK, "The Devil's Chessboard" explores how Allen Dulles used the CIA as a tool of elites
Putin might be right on Syria: The actual strategy behind his Middle East push — and why the New York Times keeps obscuring it
Patrick L. Smith
There's actually common sense and historical vision behind the Putin plan. Not that our media covers it honestly
Libertarian superstar Ayn Rand defended Native American genocide: “Racism didn’t exist in this country until the liberals brought it up”
Ben Norton
EXCLUSIVE: New transcript of Rand at West Point in '74 enthusiastically defends extermination of Native Americans
Hillary is still the Democrat for war: Her bellicosity toward Iran sounded very dangerous
Ben Norton
On foreign policy issues in the debate, Hillary Clinton felt scarily quick on the trigger
Freud never said that: 19 of history’s most famous misquotes
Kali Holloway
Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar, and sometimes a saying takes on a life of its own. Here are just a few examples
The real reason Hillary Clinton won the debate: No one else was on her level
Simon Maloy
Clinton turned in a solid debate, but was aided by her opponents' weak performances on the big stage
The foreign policy fight Democrats need: Here’s how Hillary’s challengers stand out in tonight’s debate
Simon Maloy
The CNN debate is an chance for candidates to break with Hillary's hawkishness and redefine the party's agenda
Trevor Noah’s master class: It’s not just Fox News — this is the topic that needs Noah, Oliver, Stewart
Sophia A. McClennen
Satirists break down the hidden agendas behind complicated issues. We need them desperately on TPP
When the media had enough: Watergate, Vietnam and the birth of the adversarial press
Michael Schudson
Vietnam, Gary Powers, Watergate -- when the media stopped transcribing and started analyzing, America changed
Ben Carson is living in fantasy land: Using the power of positive thinking to defy basic mathematics
Simon Maloy
How will Ben Carson conquer space, cut taxes, balance the budget, and lower the debt? By believing in himself
5 things you need to know about this year’s Belarusian Nobel Prize Winner
Anna Silman
The Nobel chair dubbed Svetlana Alexievich's works "a monument to courage and suffering in our time"
“Putin is the only major leader to utter a few simple truths about the role of the United States in the world today”
Patrick L. Smith
Perry Anderson on foreign policy: America's problem is it's a global hegemon without global ideology legitimacy
“Annihilate America”: Inside a secret, frightening scheme to sell nuclear material to ISIS
Desmond Butler
Four attempts to sell radioactive material to ISIS have been foiled in five years. Here's the inside story
Secrets of “Saturday Night Live” at 40: “There would never be anything like this again”
James Andrew Miller, Tom Shales
As "SNL" returns for season 41, the two writers who know it best share highlights of a magical celebration
Thomas Friedman, read your Chomsky: The New York Times gets Putin/Obama all wrong, again
Patrick L. Smith
"Do you realize now what you've done?" The best question about our Middle East disasters actually comes from Putin
Bill Maher and Richard Dawkins just don’t get it: The real reason(s) progressives can’t stand them
The pair still can't understand why their self-victimization shtick plays so poorly on the left. We have some ideas
11 of “Saturday Night Live’s” most hilarious election-year sketches
Kali Holloway
"SNL" loves presidential elections and never fails to mine them for comedy gold. Here are some of the funniest
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