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10 Things to Know for Today

American imperialists are deluding themselves: Henry Kissinger, George W. Bush and the end of U.S. hegemony

Alfred McCoy
The former secretary of state lauds W's "courage" in Iraq. Here's what he and his fellow hawks refuse to accept

The Chris Christie doctrine on foreign policy: What would Tony Soprano do?

Heather Digby Parton
Believe it or not, Christie still thinks his bullying behavior is a political asset — especially on the world stage

Jeb Bush knows just how to crush Vladimir Putin: He’ll do exactly what Obama’s doing, but harder!

Jim Newell
In his final pre-campaign tuneup, Jeb is pledging to impose sanctions on Russia. That sounds familiar, no?

They really are the party of stupid: The real story behind Scott Walker’s war on higher education

Heather Cox Richardson
The new GOP war on universities is just the next step in an anti-intellectual struggle against critical thinking

The 5 worst chicken hawks in the GOP

Adam Johnson
Marco Rubio. Rick Santorum. Ted Cruz. All are itching to invade Iraq, and none have served in the military

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We are the propagandists: The real story about how The New York Times and the White House has turned truth in the Ukraine on its head

Patrick L. Smith
A sophisticated game of manipulation is afoot over Russia: power, influence and money. U.S. hands are not clean

Watch Fox News attempt to explain away poll numbers showing the US under Obama is the most respected nation in the world

Scott Eric Kaufman
"When you say 'respected,' what do you mean?" guest Paul Sorvino asked

Lindsey Graham is Ted Cruz with a drone: Why this man is no “pragmatist”

Jim Newell
The GOP prez field's newest entrant makes up for his domestic RINOism with an off-the-rails foreign policy

What if Rand Paul were Muslim? The white, privileged assumptions behind his Patriot Act “principles”

Naveed Jamali
Paul never had to fight assumptions based on his color or ethnicity. If he had, he'd feel different about bulk data

The FIFA corruption sideshow: Takedown of 1 percent crooks or strategic move against Putin?

Andrew O'Hehir
Loretta Lynch’s big bust of soccer's sleazy cabal has sports fans cheering, but maybe Russia was the real target

Extremists fear the Web: politics, liberty and the new Internet of things

Philip N. Howard
Digital media not only kill off propaganda, they let democracy advocates go viral. But there are still dangers

Conservatives are in denial: America is no longer a superpower (and it hasn’t been for years)

Michael T. Klare
Washington hawks are still talking tough on China and Ukraine. They're living in another century

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Community Discussion: Why would anyone host the World Cup?

Salon Staff
Megaevents are expensive, dirty and disruptive. What can be done?

Big banks run everything: Austerity, the IMF and the real story about world economy that the media won’t tell you

Patrick L. Smith
If you want to understand what's really happening in Greece and Ukraine, just follow the money

America lost the Cold War: Russia, China and the new autocratic world order

John Feffer
The fall of the Berlin Wall was supposed to signal a paradigm shift. Twenty-six years later, democracy is flagging

How fancy cats evolved: The science of our most adorable pets

Richard C. Francis
The Manx, the Munchkin -- without fancy cats, we'd have no memes. Tip your hat to the genius of evolution

The U.S. military is a national security threat

Sean McElwee
America's armed forces are a massive drain on resources that could otherwise strengthen the country

Russia is facing a cancer-suicide epidemic

Dan Peleschuk
Government critics, researchers and advocates all point to the country's underdeveloped healthcare system

Vote for me or you’ll all die: GOP candidates wallow in the politics of fear

Simon Maloy
Marco Rubio and Chris Christie are quite literally scaring up votes by warning voters that they're in grave danger
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