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Ben Carson’s “fresh” foreign policy: Just “sort of slip” Palestinians down to Egypt
Jim Newell
The conservative-movement favorite is still boning up on foreign policy -- to put it mildly
Rubio’s latest Iran claptrap: The next president can back out of a nuclear deal, and it will be just fine!
Jim Newell
Marco Rubio oddly seems to think that the U.S. would retain global authority after breaking a multilateral accord
He’s baaack! Vladimir Putin resurfaces after mystery 11-day disappearance
Luke Brinker
The Russian strongman isn't dead yet
Cleaning up Tom Cotton’s mess: Why conservatives’ excuses just aren’t credible
Jim Newell
WaPo columnist Michael Gerson tries to defend Cotton's goals, if not tactics. That's not such a simple task
The right’s ridiculous Neville Chamberlain obsession
Simon Maloy
A look back at all the times conservatives accused Barack Obama of appeasing the world's many Hitlers
Tom Cotton’s war on reality: The GOP will recognize no limits
Patrick L. Smith
The extreme right will risk global conflict to preserve the fading dream of America's eternal hegemony
Joe Biden unloads on Senate Republicans seeking to torpedo Iran negotiations
Luke Brinker
VP slams 47 senators' letter to Iran as unprecedented assault on president's foreign policy authority
Jeb’s scary new adviser: Meet Jordan Sekulow, global attorney for the religious right
Luke Brinker
A look at the right-wing crusades of Bush's emissary to conservatives
“The notion that no current popular music is of quality is philistine”: Robert Christgau on Beyoncé, Kanye, the Ramones, online journalism and bohemian sex lives
Scott Timberg
The great rock critic unloads on haters, praises Kanye, whacks critics who complain about the sex in his new memoir
“If I teach them, no one can stop them”: Roya Mahboob is fighting to educate the girls of Afghanistan
Elizabeth Schaeffer Brown, Jason Brooks Brown
Threats of death and scandal haven't stopped Roya from trying to change the lives of Afghan girls and women
The plot to destroy the Arctic: George W. Bush, Big Oil and the “Sixth Extinction”
Subhankar Banerjee
Drilling in the Chukchi Sea is a catastrophe waiting to happen. So why does it have the Obama administration's OK?
Broken, venal, dysfunctional: The GOP clown show, Hillary’s challenge, and our dangerously frozen democracy
Bill Curry
Mitch can't fix the Senate. Boehner can't control his caucus. GOP's a disaster; Democrats have no soul. Now what?
Let’s all pity Netanyahu and the GOP: Israel, Iran, irrational thinking — and Thomas Friedman’s usual muddled nonsense
Patrick L. Smith
A reactionary leader addressing a reactionary legislature will expose the creeping irrelevance of them both
Meet America’s first drug dealer: Arnold Rothstein’s wild, real-life 1920s “Sopranos” story
Johann Hari
The modern drug war started with Arnold Rothstein, a criminal master so feared he managed to rig the World Series
Is there any case for religion? Christianity, Islam, atheism and my search for balance and truth
Michael Ruse
What's good about religion? Does it lead to violence? Are atheists right? Looking to history for real answers
CPAC hawks defeat ISIS with lots of angry hand-waving
Jim Newell
What's the CPAC consensus on how to defeat ISIS? By... defeating them, that's how!
More mysterious holes are appearing in Siberia — and scientists are freaked out
Lindsay Abrams
"Urgent" research is needed to understand the phenomenon, scientists say, which could worsen with global warming
The overlooked Israeli-Palestinian conflict that threatens the entire Middle East
Michael Schwartz
Gazan natural gas has become the focal point of an international power struggle with no easy resolution in sight
“He makes George W. Bush and Nixon look good”: Why Obama’s attack on privacy is so historic
Elias Isquith
Pioneering columnist Robert Scheer tells Salon just how bad our privacy nightmare has really gotten
Paris named host city for International Jazz Day 2015
Charles J. Gans
Orlando Patterson: Black youth have values consistent with mainstream America
Ian Blair
50 years after the Moynihan report, renowned Harvard sociologist talks Ferguson, respectability politics and Cosby
The 21st century belongs to China: Why the new Silk Road threatens to end America’s economic dominance
Pepe Escobar
Beijing is building a trans-Siberian railway system that rivals the Marshall Plan in its ambition and global reach
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