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11 things the rest of the world does so much better than America
Larry Schwartz
When it comes to food waste, vacation time and student loans, the U.S. is anything but a beacon for the free world
Lindsey Graham is a dangerous narcissist: Why his stunted worldview is such a threat
Elias Isquith
GOP presidential wannabe isn't just a neoconservative or a reflexive hawk. He's something much worse
“Castro is holding on by his fingernails”: The long history of failure behind Rubio’s Cuba policy
Simon Maloy
Marco Rubio is the candidate of the future! Except on Cuba, where promises to preserve our failed policy heritage
Eric Holder admits Edward Snowden leaks were “useful” — but there’s a catch
Sophia Tesfaye
Former attorney general concedes the NSA whistleblower performed a service, but isn't quite singing his praises
John Oliver can’t do FIFA justice: How the organization ruined football
Bill Crane
The scandal is bigger than corruption charges. FIFA has tarnished the beautiful game in its pursuit of profits
We need a new Democratic party: On TPP, workers’ rights and income inequality, they are as bad as GOP
Erik Loomis
The current system is hopeless for creating progressive change. Let's take a page from marriage activists and fight
Our Bernie Sanders moment: This July 4, remember only true independence and revolution ever brings change
Patrick L. Smith
Tectonic change comes when people are hopeful and sense something new is possible. Here's how we build on victories
America’s declaration of total dependence: Barack Obama, TPP & the perils of global hyper-capitalism
Matthew Pulver
Take a look tomorrow at an American flag. "Made in China," it probably reads -- a fitting, and chilling, metaphor
“Where is the public outcry for an explanation of how the longest war in American history is on a course to end in failure?”
Patrick L. Smith
The brilliant foreign policy theorist Andrew Bacevich tells Salon how American exceptionalism makes matters worse
The age of American exceptionalism is long over
Tom Engelhardt
Endless warfare. Extrajudicial killings. Broken infrastructure. They all add up to a superpower in steep decline
The next Cold War is here: China, Russia and the ghosts of Dwight Eisenhower
Michael T. Klare
As America lurches from crisis to crisis, our foreign policy elites can't even agree on our principal adversary
7 massive misconceptions you have about communism (and capitalism)
Jesse Myerson
Most of what Americans think they know about capitalism and communism is total nonsense. Here's a clearer picture
The Iran deal: A look at what it does and problems remaining
Bradley Klapper
Your wife is a bigamist!: The nastiest political campaign in American history
Larry Schwartz
The race of 1828 makes today's ugliness seem quite civil by comparison. Jackson and Adams knew how to sling the mud
We restarted the Cold War: The real story about the NATO buildup that the New York Times won’t tell you
Patrick L. Smith
Our leaders and media push time-worn nonsense about American innocence, while taking aggressive moves. Look out
“We should simply have the establishment bringing forth a candidate?!” Bernie Sanders sits for testy NPR interview
Sophia Tesfaye
The 2016 candidate tackles race, guns, foreign policy, and his role in the race
The 10 Commandments of Litchfield: “Make a reek, my sisters, make a reek to last one thousand years!”
Anna Silman
"Orange is the New Black's" unofficial gospel, as told in the words of its women
7 reasons you should throw your chicken dinner in the garbage
Martha Rosenberg
Processed poultry contains antibiotic-resistant strains of salmonella, e. coli and arsenic -- and that's the start
10 definitive ways Europe is better than America
Alex Henderson
Bad healthcare. Limited vacation time. Lower life expectancy. "American exceptionalism" has never rung so hollow
“It’s starting to sound like Luna up in here”: Dean Wareham’s reunion tour diary
Dean Wareham
Two weeks in Spain after a decade apart. "All killer, no filler!" yells a fan but the road hasn't changed that much
“It’s an utter lie”: Glenn Greenwald slams Rupert Murdoch-owned paper’s Edward Snowden smear
Sophia Tesfaye
Investigative journalist fires back after Sunday Times of London goes after his partner and NSA whistle-blower
Heirloom tomatoes’ bizarre evolution: The secret history of the tastiest summer treat
Jennifer A. Jordan
They've been around forever, but seemed to arrive overnight. Here's how it all happened
Trickle-down’s middle-class massacre: Failure of conservative economics should discredit these bankrupt ideas forever
David Madland
Supply-side economics hollowed out the middle class. It's time to stop listening to the architects of inequality
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