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Surprise! Privacy oversight board suggests NSA data mining be curtailed
Chris Strohm
An independent review board has recommended that Congress reduce the length of time the NSA can keep records
John Kerry doesn’t know what he’s doing
Peter Van Buren
His tenure as secretary of state has been a mess. But the real problem is our incoherent foreign policy
“A bad day for Antarctica”: Marine sanctuary plan falls through
Lindsay Abrams
Nations again failed to reach an agreement to protect the "last intact ocean ecosystem on earth"
Is this meat’s most dangerous additive?
Martha Rosenberg
Ractopamine is believed to cause elevated heart rates -- and it's banned almost everywhere but the US
The Internet is a tramp
Andrew Leonard
Triumph of the brogrammers: A software company compares "openness" to a sexually available woman
The U.N. is forming an international asteroid defense team
Lindsay Abrams
Planetary protection has been overlooked up until now
Welcome to planet billionaire
Robin Broad, JOhn Cavanagh
As inequality rises, so do the ranks of the ultra-wealthy
Will Obama block the Keystone Pipeline or just keep bending?
Bill McKibben
It's the test of a flagging presidency
12 other governments that spy on their citizens
Baindu Kallon
The U.S. government spies quite a bit on their own citizens. But these days, who doesn't?
ATM company Diebold charged with bribery, falsifying docs
Brad Friedman
The charges are in response to "worldwide pattern of criminal conduct," according to a U.S. Attorney
Meghan McCain interviews her father about concession speech, Putin
Daniel D'Addario
The senator's daughter bonds with her dad on TV
Just secede already: The obstructionists aren’t going anywhere. Maybe we should
Chuck Thompson
We don't want to live in Ted Cruz's America. He doesn't like ours. Maybe a split really is inevitable — and right
The world’s greatest imaginary animals
Timothy McGrath
Just about every country has one. Welcome to the weird world of "cryptids"
7 horrifying truths about your chicken dinner
Martha Rosenberg
Processed poultry contains antibiotic-resistant strains of salmonella, e. coli and arsenic -- and that's the start
Snowden: Leaked documents are safe from Russia, China
Natasha Lennard
In an interview, the whistle-blower explains why he fled U.S., but dumped documents before entering Russia
Putin’s billionaire ally buys up Russian telecom operator
ILYA KHRENNIKOV
The deal gives him control over the country's third largest carrier.
Family of killed Chechen accuses FBI of intimidation
Natasha Lennard
Unarmed Ibragim Todashev, friend of Tamerlan Tsarnaev, was shot dead. Now his friends and family are harassed
Hallelujah, oil and gas forever!
Michael T. Klare
Forget green or renewable energy, say these fossil fuel die-hards
Obama: Dictator and hostage
Natasha Lennard
At once we have an executive "held up" by Congress -- but with unfettered authority over surveillance and drone war
Edward Snowden’s unintended Internet revolution
Andrew Leonard
NSA revelations provoke sustained criticism of U.S. authority over cyberspace. Russia and China cheer
Syria fighting rages despite major Muslim holiday
Karin Laub
More than 100,000 have died in the conflict
10 facepalm-inducing moments from the right — just this week!
Janet Allon
Take it away, Michele Bachmann: "Obama is part of Al Qaeda and end times are near"
For Israeli soldiers, social media has become a showcase of horrors
Max Blumenthal
They have posted wildly offensive text and imagery online
Lee Harvey Oswald’s lonely childhood: No one imagined he’d kill the president
Peter Savodnik
Lee Harvey Oswald had an itinerant and father-less adolescence -- but at first, no interest in radical politics
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