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G20 protesters draw attention to Russia’s anti-gay law
Associated Press
The rally was peaceful despite hundreds of police in riot gear
Finances could play a role as IOC picks 2020 host
John Leicester
Madrid, Istanbul and Tokyo are the finalists for the 2020 Summer Games
Russia positions missile cruisers in the Mediterranean
Natasha Lennard
As U.S. pushes for strikes, Russia says navy operation is "routine"
Russian lawmaker proposes bill to strip gay parents of custody rights
Katie McDonough
So-called gay "propaganda" must be banned in the family, says the bill's sponsor
Putin on Syria: “We have our plans”
Associated Press
The Russian president says he hasn't excluded possibility of back a U.N. resolution on punitive military strikes
Bye-bye, neocons: Your fantasy has finally died
Michael Lind
As the nation debates Syrian gas attacks, here's how to hash out America’s new, proper role in the world
America is more terrifying than Orwell’s fiction
Tom Engelhardt
Not even the author of "1984" could have envisioned a world dominated by a single superpower
Conductor: “A cute girl on a podium means that musicians think about other things”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Controversial remarks about female conductors show how far we have to go
Ban Ki-Moon warns against Syria strike
Associated Press
The U.N. chief says a missile attacks could prompt further turmoil
Move the Olympics now!
Eric Sasson
An activist's bizarre Twitter meltdown shows the Russian LGBT community needs international support more than ever
Obama wins House leaders’ support on Syria
Associated Press
President now confident he'll get Congressional go ahead to launch strikes
Report: Obama to meet with LGBTQ activists in Russia
Katie McDonough
President Obama may be meeting with opposition groups, but his meeting with Vladimir Putin remains canceled
Memoir in the age of BuzzFeed
Wayne Koestenbaum
Matias Viegener's high-concept "2500 Random Things About Me Too" echoes Joyce and Artaud
LGBTQ activist may be first person convicted under Russia’s anti-gay law
Katie McDonough
Though not the first to be arrested, Dmitry Isakov could be the first person convicted under the law, lawyers say
Artist who painted Putin in lingerie seeking asylum in France
Allison Jackson
Konstantin Altunin fled to Paris after police seized his racy painting of the Russian president and prime minister
Anti-gay groups mount attacks in Ukraine
Christopher J. Miller
A rising wave of homophobia is spilling over from neighboring Russia where gay "propaganda" was recently banned
Syrian civilians stock up in fear of U.S.-led attack
Associated Press
As attacks from U.S. and France seem likely, Syrians ready themselves with food and candle supplies
Britain votes against military action in Syria
Julie Pace
Obama's advisers say the president would be willing to retaliate against the Assad regime on his own
The US is building a bioweapons lab in Kazakhstan
Alex Pasternack
When it opens in September 2015, the laboratory in Almaty will serve as a way station for a global war on disease
Lapdog media learns nothing, beats war drums again
Patrick L. Smith
Have we forgotten Judith Miller already? Or Colin Powell at the U.N.? Before attacking Syria, let's know the truth
6 horrifying facts about the rich
Paul Buchheit
It's not just the 1 percent that's wreaking havoc on our economy
Police seize painting of Putin in women’s lingerie
Liz Fields
Artwork mocking Russia's incumbent leaders has been removed from a St Petersburg gallery
Russia wants to offer free “ex-gay” therapy, ban gay people from being organ and blood donors
Katie McDonough
The lawmaker behind the proposals also thinks gay pride events should be held in the dark and "without amplifiers"
Murder, intrigue, and the mysterious origins of vodka
Mark Schrad
We've mixed it with OJ, hidden it in flasks, refilled parents' bottles with water. But where did vodka come from?
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