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Internal CIA report warned assassination program could backfire
Luke Brinker
Document published by WikiLeaks weighs pros and cons of killing high-profile targets
We are f***ing sadists: We are not decent, and we are not a democracy
Patrick L. Smith
The torture report requires us to look in the mirror -- and accurately assess the monster that we see
From chess wunderkinds to the fake teen Wolf of Wall Street: A history of Stuyvesant High School “prodigies”
Anna Silman
Our favorite breathless media coverage of Stuyvesant teen whizzes
Obama channels Dr. Stangelove: How the president learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
James Carroll
In 2009, the president promised nuclear disarmament. Five years later, our stockpile remains frightfully intact
These are lies the New York Times wants you to believe about Russia
Patrick L. Smith
Our sanctions caused Russia's downturn. They protect Big Oil, the well-connected, and make the world more dangerous
Merry Christmas: Reindeer are dying off
Joanna Rothkopf
A new study explains why the iconic holiday animal might be threatened
The 5 most insidious conspiracy theories of 2014
Cliff Weathers
Putin blames the West for sabotaging Russia’s economy
Dan Peleschuk
The Russian president used his annual state of the union to defend his hawkish foreign policy
New York Times propagandists exposed: Finally, the truth about Ukraine and Putin emerges
Patrick L. Smith
NATO was the aggressor and got Ukraine wrong. Many months later, the media has eventually figured out the truth
The 21 best Reagan protest songs of the ’80s
Kali Holloway
Boss-loving conservatives might want to take a closer listen to the lyrics to "Born in the USA"
Obama likely to nominate Ashton Carter defense secretary, CNN reports
Luke Brinker
Carter would replace outgoing Pentagon chief Chuck Hagel
US businessman jailed in Russia over broken window
James Ellingworth, Nataliya Vasilyeva
Why Ukrainians still care about Lenin
Dan Peleschuk
A year after the start of its pro-European revolution, the country is still wrestling with communist leader’s ghost
Everybody hates Americans: My life abroad as the maligned Other
Bess Rattray
Living in a small Canadian town taught me the near-obsession of outsiders' scorn. Finally, I'm ready to push back
5 invaluable lessons from government whistle-blowers
Corinne Purtill
"Surveillance doesn't guarantee security" and other revelations in the age of Edward Snowden
The real JFK mystery, 50 years later: Why the infamous murder must be reinvestigated
Justyn Dillingham
On the 50th anniversary, so many questions remain. Here's why every piece of evidence must be viewed in a new light
Why a Republican Congress might actually be the end of the world
Michael Klare
Keystone XL may be dead for now, but it's only one of several measures that would put the planet in grave danger
Reddit is baffled by this huge explosion over the Sverdlovsk region in Russia
Sarah Gray
And they've got some great explanations
Slavery still exists — and millions of people are suffering
Joanna Rothkopf
Almost 36 million people are enslaved worldwide, according to a new report
TV’s forgotten continent: Why television refuses to depict the real Africa
Sonia Saraiya
Frontline's "Firestone and the Warlord" is a rare TV glimpse of Africa, and a chilling look at American involvement
NASA: Asteroids hit our atmosphere “all the time”
Lindsay Abrams
Small impact events happen every other week, this new NASA map shows
America’s dark imperial legacy: It goes much deeper than George W. Bush
Robert W. McChesney
While our 43rd president rightly takes blame for his disastrous failed wars, there's much more blame to go around
What really happened in Beijing: Putin, Obama, Xi — and the back story the media won’t tell you
Patrick L. Smith
Ukraine, Iran's nukes, the price of oil: There are ties worthy of a Bourne film, if the media connected the dots
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