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John Kerry admits defeat: The Ukraine story the media won’t tell, and why U.S. retreat is a good thing
Patrick L. Smith
The U.S. seems to admit it overplayed its hand over Ukraine. Caving to reality is actually the best possible policy
Ukrainian robots, Latvian pirates, so many wacky hats: The American’s guide to the Eurovision Song Contest
Noah Charney
ABBA skyrocketed to fame with their '74 win for "Waterloo" — but the politics of the contest are as fun as the acts
“This is as important as the Berlin Wall”: A former leader of UN Peacekeeping operations remembers 9/11
Jean-Marie Guéhenno
In the first major challenge of my UN tenure I urged caution, and have never regretted it
How Greenpeace took on Russian oil giant Gazprom in the freezing waters of the Arctic Ocean
Ben Stewart
The crew of the Arctic Sunrise were determined to prevent oil drilling in the Arctic. Their story begins
When the world was reinvented: Harry Truman, Joseph Stalin & the end of World War II
J.P. O'Malley
Historian Michael Neiberg tells Salon about the perils of the postwar era & the limits of the what great men can do
The Dwight Eisenhower lesson America forgot
William J. Astore
In his farewell address, Ike famously warned about our military industrial complex. Now we face permanent war
Chris Hedges: “Why should we be impoverished so that the profits of big banks, corporations, and hedge funds can swell?”
Chris Hedges
Jeremy Hammond's a hero who exposed surveillance-state secrets. His excessive prison sentence should terrify us all
The Bush dynasty is crushing Jeb: How the GOP identity crisis is ruining this frontrunner’s chances
Heather Digby Parton
It turns out that sharing the same last name with W. isn't very good for business
Marco Rubio’s grand whitewash: Iraq, neoconservatism and the foreign policy catastrophe he wants us all to forget
Simon Maloy
What does neocon Rubio think of the Iraq war? He wouldn't have launched it, but he also thinks it was worthwhile
Marco “Dubya” Rubio: GOP’s bright young hope promises to revive George Bush’s calamitous foreign policy
Simon Maloy
Rubio believes a strong leader with an itchy trigger finger can solve the world's problems, just like Bush didn't
The new cold war is here: Russians fear a U.S. invasion
Dan Peleschuk
A new survey by the Levada Center think tank finds 59 percent of the population sees America as a "threat"
“Welcome to Sweden: Gay since 1944”: Swedish peace group places Morse code-spouting sign to deter Russian subs
Scott Eric Kaufman
"This way if you are gay!" the sign signals out on a continuous loop
This is why Amtrak train derailed: The real story behind our disastrous infrastructure neglect
Rosabeth Moss Kanter
The rails haven’t been important enough to anyone to invest sufficiently in repair/renewal. It's a shameful legacy
AMERICA SURVIVES with Joanna Rothkopf, pt. 1: How to survive a plane crash
Joanna Rothkopf
Real advice... for Americans
Our clueless keyboard warriors need to simmer down about Islam: This is how the neo-cons led us to war
Jim Sleeper
From Maher to Geller and Frum, pundits want to fight back hard against Islam. This kind of talk always ends badly
Chris Christie and our GOP corruption nightmare: Fight, or this is how Ben Carson and Huckabee catch fire
Bill Curry
Progressives can either declare war on corruption and secrecy, or risk electing a right-wing populist demagogue
In America bourbon was king — until vodka launched its attack
Reid Mitenbuler
How vodka infiltrated a bourbon-loving nation. Hint: It started with the Moscow Mule
Community Discussion: Will we make it to Paris 2015?
Salon Staff
Concern is rising for the all-important climate conference.
The right’s bizarre David Cameron love affair: American conservatives rejoice at re-election of Iran-coddling appeaser
Jim Newell
Like Obama, Britain's prime minister supports nuclear negotiations with Iran. The horror!
70 years after the end of WWII, the West is unwilling to celebrate the holiday in Russia
Jochen Hellbeck
The Soviet Union did more than any other country to defeat Nazi Germany -- a history too important to deny
The New York Times does its government’s bidding: Here’s what you’re not being told about U.S. troops in Ukraine
Patrick L. Smith
U.S. troops are now operating openly in Ukraine. The "paper of record's" "coverage" is an embarrassment, per usual
US appeals court: NSA phone record collection is excessive
Larry Neumeister, Ken Dilanian
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