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“Citizenfour”: Laura Poitras’ secret Snowden documentary is electric
Andrew O'Hehir
A gripping real-life spy thriller about the Snowden-Greenwald meetings got several standing ovations at NY premiere
North America is a crime scene: The untold history of America this Columbus Day
Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
The founding myth of the United States is a lie. It is time to re-examine our ruthless past -- and present
Obama’s stealth oil wars
Michael Klare
The U.S. government is increasingly using sanctions to choke off energy-producing states it deems a hostile threat
Snowden for Nobel Peace Prize: What’s at stake at today’s announcement
Marcy Wheeler
It's politically risky -- but the best way for the committee to right its past wrong. There's one problem, though
We’ve corporatized the planet: The unseemly secret about America’s foreign policy
Patrick L. Smith
In Ukraine, however, these efforts seem to have failed. Here's why that's a good thing
The “New American Century” is over before it started
Pepe Escobar
While America battles ISIS in the Middle East, a new kind of threat to its global hegemony is emerging in Eurasia
The John Oliver of Russia Today: “I’m making comedy out of the darkest issues in the world”
Prachi Gupta
Lee Camp, the host of "Redacted Tonight" on RT America, is even angrier than HBO's king of fake news
Ted Cruz’s foreign policy mess: Talk tough, blow everything up, repeat as necessary
Simon Maloy
Ted Cruz wants to run for president as a foreign policy tough guy. Here's why his policies are so dangerous
Holder: Mixed record on national security issues
Eric Tucker
The terrifying rise of West African piracy
Nick Turse
A new investigation finds armed robbery and kidnapping have become persistent problems in the Gulf of Guinea
U.S. government to American people: Stay away from these countries
Simran Khosla
In total, the State Department has travel warnings in place for 41 nations across the globe
UN passes LGBT rights resolution, with no help from these 21 countries
Jenny Kutner
A Saudi official called the resolution to afford LGBT people basic rights "a human rights violation"
Community Discussion: What’s next for climate protest?
Salon Staff
After a good week, how should we keep the pressure on?
“The Equalizer”: Denzel Washington redeems American manhood
Andrew O'Hehir
The iconic star reunites with the "Training Day" director for a brooding, bizarre saga of hardware and heroism
Neocons’ Ferguson freakout: Why their latest attack on Obama makes them look so silly
Elias Isquith
The president's noting the turmoil in Ferguson during a speech at the U.N. has got Cheney and friends livid
Obama’s U.N. speech: We won’t be “an occupying power”
Julie Pace, Josh Lederman
In speech before General Assembly, president says the world is "at a crossroads between war and peace"
“Nasty, petty and ill-informed”: Tea Party hero Ben Carson’s looniest beliefs
Luke Brinker
Neurosurgeon-turned-pundit says he's likely to run for president. Here are the views America will see on display
What Obama said (and didn’t say) at the U.N. Climate Summit
Lindsay Abrams
The president's speech was heavy on rhetoric but light on commitments
Rejecting diversity, and racial and religious equality: The scary message behind secession movements
Todd Brewster
Countries look to reorganize along ethnic and religious lines -- which is bad news for pluralism and progress
Grading David Brooks’ random thoughts: The world is great! But we need aristocracy?
Jim Newell
The exhausted NYT columnist argues that things aren't so bad after all, though bad enough to eliminate democracy
The Dick Cheney view of presidential power is winning
Joan Walsh
Feckless Congress campaigns instead of voting on Syrian airstrikes, while McCain and Graham want to move on Assad
International films reinforce gender stereotypes, study finds
Prachi Gupta
The first-ever global study concludes that the lack of female representation in film is a worldwide issue
Let’s debate: A David Bowie critic and an obsessive battle over maddening brilliance of “Lodger”
Rick Moody, Simon Critchley
Simon Critchley and Rick Moody on Bowie's 1979 masterpiece, and the way pop music mutates and deepens over time
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