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We do what we damn well please: The demented American exceptionalism behind the neo-con foreign policy con
Patrick L. Smith
The right wants to substitute religious belief and ideology for reality and smarts. The Iran deal won't derail them
The Cold War is back — and it never went away: Bobby Fischer’s tragedy and the conflict that ate America’s soul
Andrew O'Hehir
America's greatest chess player was completely nuts -- but the rest of us were infected by Cold War madness too
“Room” author on adapting her bestseller and the power of Brie Larson’s imprisoned mother: “She’s a survivor from the word go”
Anna Silman
Salon spoke to "Room" author Emma Donoghue about the new film adaptation screening at TIFF
America is still paying for W: Afghanistan, Iraq and our looming geopolitical crisis
Alfred McCoy
Obama has diligently repaired America's standing abroad, but its days of global influence may finally be numbered
War is coming to the Democrats: Why Clinton vs. Sanders is about to get very ugly
Jack Mirkinson
A pro-Hillary super PAC has introduced a new level of hostility to the 2016 campaign. What's next?
Hillary Clinton’s glaring vulnerability: Why Bernie Sanders must call out her militant foreign policy
Sean Illing
Her saber-rattling Iran speech last week was only the latest sign: Clinton hasn't abandoned her hawkish ways
“Paris isn’t Paris anymore”: Donald Trump employs his dangerous anti-immigrant rhetoric on Syrian refugee crisis
Scott Eric Kaufman
"It's a much different place," he said, the shadow of the Holocaust perhaps tempering his xenophobic rhetoric
Outright lies from the New York Times: What you need to know about the dangerous new phase in the Ukraine crisis
Patrick L. Smith
While establishment media toe Washington's line, violence and instability have shaken the Ukraine this week
The truth about right-wing Denali outrage: Destroying the tenacious colonialist “right” to re-name is long overdue
Paula Young Lee
The mountain has always had a name—and so has every other place in Alaska, before white explorers made their marks
The twisted psychology that explains Donald Trump’s appeal
Steven Rosenfeld
The pundits have it half-right, but The Donald's success is rooted in more than just racist nativism
Jeb Bush declares war on American labor: “People should work longer hours”
Louis Ferleger, Matthew Lavallee
The Florida governor believes extending the work day will boost economic growth. Endless data prove otherwise
The government’s authoritarian war on journalism: How a flaccid press enabled this Orwellian disgrace
Patrick L. Smith
Officials launch an all-out assault on free press -- with nary an objection from the Fourth Estate's guardians
The empire strikes back: Dick Cheney, Benjamin Netanyahu and the rebirth of neoconservatism
David Bromwich
First they marched us into Baghdad. Now they're doing everything in their power to engineer a new war with Iran
These candidates can’t take a joke: Inside the baffling humorlessness of presidential politics
Self-deprecating humor used to be an invaluable tool for connecting with voters. Now? Not so much.
The porn women actually want to watch
Carrie Weisman
New Pornhub analytics offer a few eye-opening findings on the viewing habits of each gender
Hillary and Bernie at the prison gates: Mass incarceration is finally a hot political issue — if we want to save America we must seize the moment
Andrew O'Hehir
Black Lives Matter has pushed America's deranged prison system into the 2016 campaign -- now change is up to us
Noam Chomsky: America is the gravest danger to world peace
Noam Chomsky
The famous scholar and political activist talks Iran, the Middle East and the bellicosity of the Republican Party
The 8 most atheist-friendly countries in the world
Amanda Marcotte
In many places around the world, this is an unprecedented era of freedom and social acceptance for non-believers
“If we did not protest, no one would punish those men”: A brutal murder, a sham trial, and justice denied in Kabul
Elizabeth Schaeffer Brown, Jason Brooks Brown
After the killing of Farakhunda, women marched to the Afghan Supreme Court. Now, "We only feel secure in our homes"
Big Oil takes a spill: Russia, Venezuela and the dawn of a new energy epoch
Michael T. Klare
ExxonMobil and Chevron recently announced their worst quarters in years. It's only a small sign of things to come
“Homeland” will deal with Putin and ISIS in season 5
Anna Silman
Showtime president David Nevins says there is still “a lot of life left in ‘Homeland.’”
America occupies the planet: The grim realities of our endless War on Terror
Chalmers Johnson
The Pentagon owns or rents over 700 bases in 130 countries -- and that doesn't include the *6,000* we have at home
The poisoned poor: In poor countries man-made toxic pollutants spread like cancer. Here’s why you should care
Richard Fuller
Pollution gone awry is a "brown" issue and it affects even the rich countries, directly and indirectly
The U.S.-Russia “phony war”: How Washington warmongers could bring us from stalemate to catastrophe
Patrick L. Smith
One of two outcomes is likely: Another long Cold War, or a great power conflict
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