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Propaganda and nonsense: Even more New York Times hypocrisy
Patrick L. Smith
What the New York Times and John Kerry pretend to forget is the real history of America's noxious role in the world
“The Americans” recap: Aftermath of a murder
Elliott Holt
Philip investigates the last episode's shocking deaths, and Nina Sergeevna builds her relationship with Stan
4 ways the Ukrainian situation is going to make things harder in the Middle East
Noga Tarnopolsky
For starters, progress in Syria seems all but impossible for the foreseeable future
GOP’s pathetic Putin debacle: How their foreign policy politicking backfired
Brian Beutler
From Sarah Palin to Lindsey Graham, the right's posture on Russia has revealed the movement's biggest flaws
“Stalingrad”: A national myth for Putin’s Russia
Andrew O'Hehir
Fedor Bondarchuk on his eye-popping WWII epic, which helps explain the psychology behind the Ukraine crisis
GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham: Russia invaded Ukraine because of Benghazi
Elias Isquith
South Carolina's senior senator threatens to kill irony once and for all
Rudy Giuliani: Unlike Obama, Putin is “what you call a leader”
Elias Isquith
The former mayor of New York City would like to see Obama illegally invade more countries, apparently
Putin and the saber-rattling playbook
Natasha Lennard
The Kremlin says using force in Ukraine is "last resort" -- while warning the West over sanctions
Sarah Palin on foreign policy: Obama wears “mom jeans” while Putin “wrestles bears”
Elias Isquith
The former half-term governor of Alaska displays her renowned expertise on international relations
Jon Stewart mocks shirtless aggressor Vladimir Putin for invading Crimea
Prachi Gupta
The "Daily Show" host blasted the Russian president for his "blatant naked aggression"
Space image of the day: George Clooney has nothing on these guys
Sarah Gray
Ground control to Major Tom: Expedition 38 shares an awesome portrait from the International Space Station
New weird order: 21st century defying everything history taught us
Tom Engelhardt
The world's lone superpower is in decline, but no other state seems poised to take advantage. What's going on?
Putin: Russia can use force to end Ukraine’s “unconstitutional coup”
Vladimir Isachenkov, Tim Sullivan
While John Kerry attempts to diffuse tensions in Crimea, Russia's president remained defiant
Just don’t mention the wars! John Kerry’s stunning hypocrisy over Ukraine
Natasha Lennard
"You just don’t invade another country on phony pretext in order to assert your interests" Kerry said without irony
When the right loved Vladimir Putin
Elias Isquith
Back when Putin was in the news for oppressing LGBT people, many conservatives said he had his virtues
Russia’s influence over Ukraine’s Crimea region intensifies
David Mchugh, Dalton Bennett
Ukraine's prime minister calls on the West for support
Standoff mounts in Crimea as international community censures Russia
Dalton Bennett, David Mchugh
Putin continues to defend his actions against Ukraine
Sunday Show Roundup: The 5 clips you missed
Lindsay Abrams
As tensions escalate between Russia and Ukraine, pols evaluate the United States' response
Kerry on Russia: “You just don’t” invade another country “on a completely trumped up pretext”
Lindsay Abrams
Kerry unironically called out Putin for invading Ukraine "in order to assert [his] interests"
Kerry: Western powers are prepared to sanction Russia for its “incredible act of aggression”
The Associated Press
G-8 nations will respond to Russia's military incursion into Ukraine, the Secretary of State said Sunday
Ukraine Prime Minister’s plea to the world: We’re “on the brink of disaster”
Lindsay Abrams
The country is getting "combat ready" as tensions escalate across Crimea
“How many Hispanics did you pull over on the way over here, Arpaio”
Alexander Zaitchik
Arizona conservatives honor Sheriff Joe Arpaio — and get a little bit racist in the process
Russian troops take over Ukraine’s Crimea region
Vladimir Isachenkov, Tim Sullivan
The newly installed government in Kiev proved powerless to respond to Russia's military action
Ukraine drama: A tale of two countries
Tim Sullivan, Dusan Stojanovic
The Eastern European nation has long been divided between its support for Russia and its loyalty to the West
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