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Greg Sestero of “The Room”: “I don’t even know that it’s even a movie anymore”
Nico Lang
The actor spoke to Salon about the making of bad-movie classic "The Room" and the enigmatic director Tommy Wiseau
Obama’s NSA reforms: The devil in the details
Natasha Lennard
In a game of realpolitik, Obama puts forward no substantial surveillance reforms, just a gambit for public trust
These 7 countries are responsible for over 60 percent of global warming
Lindsay Abrams
The U.S. is by far the worst offender
Vladimir Putin to gay Russians: “Leave the children in peace”
Katie McDonough
Putin says his draconian law is harmless, while LGBTQ Russians say to be gay in the country today is "to be silent"
America’s secret military is a massive ticking time bomb
Nick Turse
U.S. special forces are deployed in 134 countries around the world — providing 134 separate chances for disaster
Could extremists attack Sochi during the Olympics?
David Trifunov
An expert makes sense of the recent violence that has erupted in Volgograd and Stavropol
What Thomas Friedman and Niall Ferguson don’t understand about the rest of the world
Charles Kenny
Big growth in the developing world is not a threat. It's time to talk about the advantages of a multipolar world
Gary Shteyngart: “I’ve left Russia. I’m just trying to save Brooklyn”
Daniel D'Addario
The "Little Failure" memoirist on competitiveness, Putin's Russia and all those blurbs
4 ways fracking is more dangerous than you thought
Tara Lohan
The United States' surge in gas production has a steep price -- and exploding trains aren't even the half of it
9,135 out of 9,136 scientists believe climate change is happening
Lindsay Abrams
The scientific literature leaves nothing for climate deniers to turn to
The terrifying myth of Big Oil omnipotence
Michael T. Klare
Industry insiders now claim there's no limit to future oil production. Don't believe them for a second
Silicon Valley start-ups getting into the “spy” business
Andrew Leonard
The race to profit off of private-sector satellite surveillance is giving the NSA some competition
The rise of the military’s secret military
Nick Turse
They're called Special Operation Forces — and they're everywhere
Actually, this cold weather can be linked to global warming
Andrew Freedman
This week's brutal "polar vortex" resembles other instances of bizarre winter climate patterns, experts say
World War I never ended
Michael Moran
The idea that the Great War concluded in 1918 is absurd. The casualties continue to pile up today
De Blasio’s impossible task: Fix Bloomberg’s New York
Alex Pareene
Time to focus on the New York that didn't come out of the Bloomberg era better off
“Little Failure”: Growing up Soviet
Laura Miller
Novelist Gary Shteyngart recounts the surreal process of leaving the USSR for a new life in America
Big Brother’s little siblings: How local police departments are spying on us now, too
Michael Price
It's not just the NSA anymore. Here's how local law enforcement collects your call data, even if unrelated to crime
Our Orwellian reality: Drone wars, surveillance, a lapdog media — and you
Patrick L. Smith
Our government lies to itself -- and to us. Like Edward Snowden, it is time for us all to stand up for our values
Series of suicide bombs kill 30 in Russia
Associated Press
Attacks on Sunday, Monday in Volgograd believed to be by same group, raising concerns for Olympics
The year in misery: 2013
Natasha Lennard
Totalized surveillance, civilian drone deaths, war crimes, racist policing and more. Happy Holidays, America!
Greenpeace 30 allowed to leave Russia
Associated Press
Visas issued, criminal charges dropped 30 Arctic oil rig activists
Snowden’s holiday message: Privacy matters
Natasha Lennard
In televised Christmas Day address, the whistleblower said our surveillance state is worse than Orwellian
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