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Let’s hope for an American defeat over Syria
Patrick L. Smith
It's time to walk away from the deadly, irrational myth of American might
Kerry testing Russia on Syria weapons
Associated Press
The plan is to figure out how to secure large quantities of deadly weapons in a war zone
NY Times picks up promising new columnist: Putin as vintage George Will!
Alex Pareene
Vladimir Putin trolls the U.S., with a bit of help from a major P.R. firm
Nicholas Kristof knows better: A shameful addition to the Syria hawk club
Jeffrey Tayler
The New York Times columnist's logic on Syria makes no sense at all, especially considering his previous reporting
GOP “doves” exposed as total frauds
Brian Beutler
Conservatives opposing both Obama's military and diplomatic options only want his failure. They're fooling no one
How do you dispose of chemical weapons?
Kelsey D. Atherton
With Russia potentially striking a deal to store Syria's chemical weapons, here's a guide to their use and storage
Diplomacy wins — for now
Joan Walsh
There are no simple answers to explain our current foreign policy imbroglio. What matters is we're not bombing
Obama’s full Syria remarks
Salon Staff
A full transcript of the presidents televised address, in which he reasserted red line on chemical weapons
Take that, D.C. gasbags!: How angry Americans may stop a disaster
David Sirota
As the Beltway wise men all lined up behind a war, the people spoke loudly against it -- and humiliated the elites
NSA spying disclosures could cost companies billions
Allan Holmes
The possiblity of the NSA hacking U.S. technology could reduce overseas trust and sales
The key out of this mess is Samantha Power
Robert Hennelly
As with Adlai Stevenson in 1962, we need to come before the U.N. and lay out what we have in the way of evidence
Obama’s embarrassing Syria scramble
Natasha Lennard
A troubling time for the president, when Vladmir Putin looks reasonable and measured by comparison
Russian LGBT journalist vows to out closeted anti-gay lawmakers
Katie McDonough
"This is a warning. They want to destroy our lives, and we will destroy them,” said Elena Kostyuchenko
France seeks UN action on Syria after Russia move
Lori Hinnant
The country is expected to initiate a disarm resolution before the Security Council
Syria’s other ally: North Korea
Geoffrey Cain
Russia and Iran have overtly backed the Assad regime but North Korea could be helping as well
Head of Sochi Olympics to the world: Stop picking on Russia
Katie McDonough
Dmitry Chernyshenko doesn't want outrage over Russia's crackdown on gay rights to ruin the Winter Games
Who is responsible for the chemical attack in Syria?
Zeina Karam, Kimberly Dozier
The U.S. insists Bashar Assad committed the attack, but has offered no evidence to the public
Don’t shoot me! I’m just picking mushrooms!
Langdon Cook
On the trail of exotic -- and valuable -- mushrooms with amazing adventurers, in some very unsafe and hostile lands
Manipulated by power: What is wrong with the New York Times?
Patrick L. Smith
The government is manipulating facts. There's no credible evidence on Syria. Why is the Times pretending otherwise?
The G20 Summit: On red lines and one epic death stare
Jean MacKenzie
Everyone wanted to see Obama confront Putin
US stocks fall after Putin says Russia will assist Syria
LU WANG, NICK TABOREK
Comments from Putin, who is already aiding Syria with arms shipments, erase earlier market gains
6 major players who turned Syria into a proxy war nightmare
Alex Kane
The United States isn't the only country with a lot to gain or lose from the fall of Bashar al-Assad
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