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“Game of Thrones” recap: When the enemy is already inside the gates
Libby Hill
The Sons of the Harpy make a bold move on Dany's regime, while Cersei courts danger with religious extremists
Ted Cruz, our ayatollah: Fight back now, or welcome to the 2016 religious right hellstorm
Jeffrey Tayler
Way too many of us believe in a magic book negated by science and peppered with all manner of misanthropic myths
The real story behind Shinzo Abe’s visit: China, TPP and what the media won’t tell you about this state visit
Patrick L. Smith
We witness reordination of a relationship between the U.S. and Japan that should have died a bad death decades ago
Marco Rubio utterly humiliates himself: How shameless pandering won him the Sheldon Adelson primary
Jim Newell
Marco Rubio is in line to receive the billionaire's backing after groveling the most
A “Gremlins” reboot is coming, of course: Someone got this dumb ’80s movie wet, and now it’s multiplying
Scott Timberg
What's next — Shia LaBeouf as a rebooted "Rocky?"
Stealing a page from Big Tobacco and climate-change deniers: How Armenian genocide denialists get away with it
Eric Bogosian
The Armenian genocide was carefully planned and prosecuted. So is the campaign to deny it all these years later
“You don’t have no choice but to agree with me”: Bernie Kerik on his new role as prison reform crusader
Elias Isquith
Onetime NYPD commissioner turned federal prisoner tells Salon why he's campaigning for criminal justice reform
How Richard Nixon stabbed America in the back
Ken Hughes
Worried that losing Vietnam would doom his reelection, Tricky Dick opted to prolong the war — with tragic results
7 whistle-blowers facing more jail time than David Petraeus
Ben Branstetter
The general's relative slap on the wrist exposes the Obama administration's double standard when pursuing leaks
“Architects of American policy towards Russia and Ukraine are destroying American national security”: Stephen F. Cohen on the truths U.S. media and politicians hide
Patrick L. Smith
Myths of American nationalism busted as our interview with noted scholar concludes
Dark secrets of the sex robot: Alex Garland talks A.I., consciousness and why “the gender stuff” of “Ex Machina” is only one part of the movie’s big idea
Andrew O'Hehir
The writer-director of the provocative sci-fi hit "Ex Machina" on why the movie's sexualized A.I. is its real star
The best TV show you’re not watching: “The Americans” will never be must-see TV, no matter how hard it tries
Sonia Saraiya
FX’s Soviet-spy drama is closing its best season yet tonight. So where are the fans?
170-year-old champagne tastes like wet, cheesy hair
Joanna Rothkopf
Scientists recently analyzed bottles of 19th century champagne preserved under the sea for years
“He’s filling the government with Muslims”: Hanging out with Ted Cruz, Mike Huckabee and Rand Paul inside New Hampshire’s wacky GOP 2016 cattle call
Jim Newell
Nineteen potential presidential candidates convened in New Hampshire this weekend. Here's how it all went down
Lindsey Graham loses his mind: Even the gyrocopter guy is really about Islamic terrorism!
Simon Maloy
A small helicopter landed near the Capitol, so naturally Lindsey Graham is worried about radical Islam
The New York Times “basically rewrites whatever the Kiev authorities say”: Stephen F. Cohen on the U.S./Russia/Ukraine history the media won’t tell you
Patrick L. Smith
There's an alternative story of Russian relations we're not hearing. Historian Stephen Cohen tells it here
Putin hates this film: KGB agent seeks redemption in “Child 44,” Tom Hardy’s murky Soviet-era thriller
Andrew O'Hehir
Hardy's tremendous as a secret policeman after a serial killer, amid the crushing paranoia of Stalin's Russia
In unprecedented move, Russia moves to ban Tom Hardy film “Child 44” for distorting history
Anna Silman
Russia has been increasingly censorious of films that are seen to depict the country in a negative light
Noam Chomsky: We’re facing a new Cold War
Noam Chomsky
The linguist and philosopher on the warped coverage of Putin's Russia and the ways we whitewash our war crimes
Artists to NYPD: Return Edward Snowden bust we put in park
Jennifer Peltz
Rubio’s Iran fiasco: Break faith with our allies because “national security” demands it!
Simon Maloy
Rubio's fed up with leaders who betray our allies -- so why is he planning to do that on day one of his presidency?
“I do bad sex very well. In life and in the novel form”: Gary Shteyngart interviews Adam Thirlwell
Gary Shteyngart
As Thirlwell's "Lurid & Cute" arrives, two of our most vibrant novelists talk sex, violence, Hollywood and politics
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