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Russia signs treaty to annex Crimea from Ukraine
Vladimir Isachenkov
The crisis on the Black Sea has escalated yet again on Tuesday
It’s fracking’s 65th birthday, and Big Oil made it a birthday card
Lindsay Abrams
The American Petroleum Institute celebrates fracking while glossing over its dangers
John McCain, cranky, warmongering madman, again: Why does the New York Times print these lunatic ravings?
Patrick L. Smith
An out-of-control McCain calls for Obama to draw a red line in Crimea. The New York Times just goes right along
Franklin Graham wishes Barack Obama were more like Vladimir Putin
Elias Isquith
The legendary Billy Graham's son thinks oppressing gay people is part of maintaining high moral standards
Crimea votes to secede from Ukraine and join Russia
Maria Danilova
The move was denounced by the U.S., as Obama announces new sanctions against Russia
Lapham’s Quarterly: America has become an “armed circus”
Lewis H. Lapham
How the tumultuous political movements of the 1960s led to the expansion and domination of the surveillance state
The media’s shameful Malaysia Airlines coverage: Gawking at a foreign disaster
Nicholas Quah
News outlets have used the tragedy of a lost airplane to paint an offensive picture of an ill-understood country
Crimea has Russian oligarchs panicked
Michael Moran
Russian bankers and industrialists close to Vladimir Putin fear Western sanctions
17 songs for the coming nuclear apocalypse
Noah Berlatsky
From Black Sabbath to Prince to Bob Dylan, these 17 songs about the nuclear holocaust are more relevant than ever
McCain: I’m “embarrassed” by “members of my own party”
Elias Isquith
The former presidential candidate is furious with some Senate Republicans for holding up aid to Ukraine
Propaganda, lies and the New York Times: Everything you really need to know about Ukraine
Patrick L. Smith
The media keeps buying the American spin on what's happening in Ukraine. Let's cut through the fog
3 inconvenient facts that make libertarians’ heads explode
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Because acknowledging that inequality is a problem that needs solving is apparently a bridge too far...
The terrifying truth about our burning planet: Destruction is so much easier than change
Rebecca Solnit
Those in power insist global warming would be too costly to solve. But radical crises demand a radical response
The most searched-for women on porn sites worldwide
Ej Dickson
Lisa Kudrow is all the rage in Cameroon, while Danes can't get enough Mariah Carey
Snowden’s “call to arms”
Natasha Lennard
The whistle-blower's remarks at SXSW not only called upon technologists, but all of us to resist mass surveillance
Rand Paul’s solution to Ukraine: Drill in “every possible conceivable place”
Lindsay Abrams
The senator used the crisis in Crimea as an excuse to push unlimited oil and gas drilling
Obama’s disappearing act: What happened to the president he wanted to be?
David Bromwich
The fatal strategic flaws that undermined the potential for a transformative presidency
Liam Neeson to Vladimir Putin: You have taken Crimea, now you have to deal with me
Prachi Gupta
The actor channeled his "Taken" character on "SNL" to give a "personal message" to the Russian president
Gingrich: “Hillary Clinton is the leading prison guard of the past”
Josh Eidelson
Ex-Speaker tells CPAC, "‘Stand up for Obama’s right to be utterly ineffective wherever he happens to be."
Marco Rubio’s absurd “comeback” story: Watch what a tough guy he is!
Alex Pareene
Comprehensive what reform? Rubio's comeback campaign is all about being tough on other countries
Obama appeals to international law to oppose Crimean separation
Associated Press
An upcoming referendum set for ten days would give the region the chance to align with Russia
Pussy Riot attacked in Russia
Katie McDonough
Maria Alyokhina and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova appear to have been assaulted with pepper spray and an antiseptic liquid
Marco Rubio’s scary 2024: “North Korea can blow up California” and “Iran can reach the East Coast”
Josh Eidelson
Florida senator tells CPAC's young people: Imagine when China controls the sea and Russia holds neighbors hostage
Why Putin is bad news for fracking
Lindsay Abrams
Republicans want to use natural gas as a weapon against Russia. Getting it, though, will come at a cost
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