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The paranoid style of Ted Cruz: Tea Party favorite keeps McCarthyism alive in GOP debate
Elias Isquith
Messianism and conspiracy-mindedness defined the Texas senator's debate performance
From James Bond to Edward Snowden: How the dangerous fantasies of spy fiction shaped our “Mission: Impossible” world
Andrew O'Hehir
If the Cold War innocence of 007 has turned dark, the effects are the same: Espionage is cooler than democracy
The Middle East will never be the same: Why the Iran pact is a historic triumph
Peter Van Buren
Without a shot being fired, the United States and Iran have effectively ended an era of outright hostility
Energy company Total profit slips in 2nd quarter
Associated Press
Our monumental Turkey blunder: Who put the American exceptionalists back in charge?
Patrick L. Smith
The Pentagon has just tipped this nation into another uncertain, dangerous alliance on short-term tactical grounds
How China and Russia are running rings around Washington
Pepe Escobar
A geopolitical "big bang" just happened in Eurasia, and it's not good for United States
Mike Huckabee & Glenn Beck are right-wing con artists: How conservative icons are stoking fear & getting filthy rich
Conor Lynch
Superstars of the conservative media ecosystem have made a killing selling modern-day snake oil
The American empire is fading out: #BlackLivesMatter, Bernie Sanders & the secrets to a better tomorrow
Matthew Pulver
Salon talks to philosopher Michael Hardt about how new forms of social movements can make a difference
6 fascinating facts about sex around the world
Anna Pulley
Who has the most sex? The least? What country is the most satisfied? It's time to find out
Unraveling the axis of stupid: How Iran deal sends neocons, exceptionalists and Fox News xenophobes to dustbin of history
Patrick L. Smith
Let Know Nothings, Tea Party and Trump crowd rail against the deal. They rail against reality, modernity, history
“We need to hang him on the courthouse square”: Former GOP senator lets loose with Edward Snowden blood lust
Sophia Tesfaye
Saxby Chambliss, once the top Republican on Senate Intel Committee, comes unhinged
Jeb’s stepped in it, now: He would not recklessly destroy U.S. foreign policy within hours of taking office
Jim Newell
Unlike Rubio or Walker, Bush says he wouldn't scrap the Iran deal on Day One. How's that sanity gonna play?
Russia’s Air Force is crashing and burning at an alarming rate
Dan Peleschuk
A downed strategic bomber is only the latest disaster in a long, long string of them
35 soul-crushing facts about American income inequality
Larry Schwartz
The money given out in Wall Street bonuses last year was twice the amount all minimum-wage workers earned combined
The GOP is the party of warmongers: What its insane overreaction to Obama’s Iran deal really shows
Bob Cesca
Republican presidential hopefuls have been falling over themselves in the rush to call Obama an "appeaser"
Let’s make the South stop lying: The right’s war on our history — and truth — must be defeated now
Bill Curry
Conservatives have fought a near-treasonous propaganda war in the media and schools for decades. We must fight back
Scott Walker makes a clown of himself: Foreign policy-challenged candidate disastrously flubs Iran
Simon Maloy
Wisconsin governor promises to alienate all our allies, then convince them to help us "cripple" Iran somehow
“A decade of diplomatic efforts”: The complete timeline of how the Iran deal was reached
George Jahn
The behind the scenes history of tension, negotiation and finally, deal-making
The overwhelming idiocy of America’s obsession with “gaffes”
Matthew Pulver
Jeb Bush's elitism, like Mitt Romney's "47 percent" comment, isn't a mistake. What happens when we pretend it is?
Deadly floods and record heat: Scientists say climate change made these recent extreme weather events worse
Lindsay Abrams
New studies point to the influence of human activity on events in Europe and Russia
Trump goes wild in Arizona, unloads on Obama, Hillary, Mexico
Associated Press
Trump draws thousands, Hillary Clinton is called "the worst secretary of state in the history of the country"
Community Discussion: Will the world do enough to save the climate?
Salon Staff
Nations are finally pledging to cut emissions, but only the result is only confusion.
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