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Shoppers from overseas aid U.S. exports
JEANNA SMIALEK, Bill faries
Tourism exports reached a record high in June: more visitors spend more on goods they can get cheaper in the U.S.
Should voters decide if we go to war?: An idea’s fascinating history
Richard Kreitner
Perhaps those who fight and pay for war should affect when it happens. The notion's gotten farther than you think
Syria submits chemical weapons inventory
Associated Press
Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons has been sent an "initial declaration" of weapons program
Selena Gomez’s concerts in Russia canceled, reportedly due to anti-gay laws
Prachi Gupta
The singer failed to obtain a visa, which has become harder to do since the nation cracked down on homosexuality
Who needs sex ed when you have Russian lit?
Prachi Gupta
A Russian official claims that Russian literature is "the best sex education that exists"
Confused senator attempts to publish column in Communist newspaper from distant past
Alex Pareene
John McCain embarrasses himself in the Russian press by submitting an editorial to an online conspiracy site
The radical constitutional change everyone missed
Matt Stoller
For first time in decades, both war and the Fed have become part of politics again. Is the Cold War finally over?
U.S. secret court upholds NSA phone-records spying
Laurie Asseo, Chris Strohm
The court just released the July ruling. Does the NSA then know you're reading this?
Greenpeace activists arrested on Russian Arctic oil rig
Lindsay Abrams
The organization claims warning shots were fired in an offshore drilling protest
With eyes on Syria, Israel closed the case on a protestor’s death
Mairav Zonszein
No one has been held accountable for Bassem Abu Rahme
Must-see morning clip: Dude, where’s my war?
Prachi Gupta
Jon Stewart mocks the politicians and pundits who are unhappy with the diplomatic agreement regarding Syria
Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s protestations over gay questioning: Get with the times!
Daniel D'Addario
Gordon-Levitt's claim that gay questions are offensive is a throwback to the era of Tom Cruise's lawsuits
U.N. report: Convincing evidence of chemical weapons use in Syria
Associated Press
It's the first confirmation by scientific experts
Alan Grayson unloads on “warmongering” and “hubris”: The Salon interview
David Dayen
Congressman tells Salon about leading the opposition to Syria vote, and the difference between Democrats and GOP
Russian man shot in quarrel over the philosophy of Immanuel Kant
Associated Press
Can we judge the heart of a man by his treatment of a fellow Kant enthusiast?
Sunday shows: 5 clips you missed
Salon Staff
Careful messaging over Syria plan dominates the Sunday shows, featuring a presidential appearance on "This Week"
Ditto boys: An elite Christian education
Jeff Sharlet
Take a tour of Westmont, a feeder school for the next generation of religious right leaders
Obama: Russia doesn’t share American ‘values’ In Syria
Associated Press
Despite U.S.-Russian agreement over chemical weapons handover, president says Putin is "protecting" Assad
Kerry warns Assad: Threat of force remains
Associated Press
Secretary of State emphasizes that failure to fulfill chemical weapons handover deal has military consequences
Diane Ravitch: School privatization is a hoax, “reformers” aim to destroy public schools
Diane Ravitch
Our public schools aren't in decline. And "reformers" with wild promises don't care about education — just profits
Richard Dawkins steps in it again
Haroon Moghul
Whether talking about pedophilia or Muslims, the famed atheist can't seem to avoid controversy
U.S., Russia agree on Syria weapons framework
Associated Press
There are still many aspects of disarming Syria that haven't been determined
Cryptographers have an ethics problem
ANTONIO REGALADO
NSA code-breakers are in clear violation of their own profession's code of conduct
Let’s honor Larry Summers’ disastrous record: Name him Fed chair today!
Alex Pareene
Let's celebrate the anniversary of the financial crisis by rewarding one of the people responsible for it
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