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What everybody gets wrong about Orwell
Morten Høi Jensen
The author's ideas about language are much more relevant to the current surveillance scandals than Big Brother
Cher performs new music on “The Voice”
Prachi Gupta
The 67-year-old sang "It's a Woman's World" on the show's season finale
Obama mum on US arms to Syrian rebels
Associated Press
The president praised the G-8 plan to seek a negotiated peace, but offered no clues as to his course of action
US begins peace talks with Taliban
Patrick Quinn
American officials are hopeful it's the first step towards the political group renouncing all ties to al-Qaida
Syrian warplanes hit rebels near military base
Barbara Surk
Assad's forces are also waging an offensive against opposition fighters in Aleppo
Robert Kraft backtracks, says Super Bowl ring was gift to Putin
Dan Peleschuk
According to his spokesman, the Patriots owner has "great respect for Russia" and the leadership of its president
Robert Kraft: Putin stole my Super Bowl ring!
David Trifunov
The Patriots owner says the Russian president pocketed his jewelry and walked out of a gala event with 3 KGB guards
UK spies reportedly hacked foreign diplomats
Raphael Satter
A new report reveals the British government even set up a bugged Internet cafe during international conferences
The best (and the weirdest) of “Game of Thrones” fanfiction
Molly Templeton
Missing the show? Take to the Internet!
Joseph Ellis: 1776, the summer America was born
Joseph J. Ellis
Pulitzer Prize-winner Joseph Ellis on Washington, Adams and the months when soldiers and statesmen forged America
Bangkok: World’s most popular city?
Patrick Winn
According to the annual credit card index, the Thai capital is the planet's biggest tourist destination
“Game of Thrones,” inspired by true events
Steven Lloyd Wilson
The Starks and Lannisters are flights of fancy, but the world of Westeros is lifted directly from the history books
Daniel Ellsberg: Edward Snowden is a patriot
Brad Friedman
The man behind the Pentagon Papers talks NSA, Bradley Manning and whistle-blowers' importance in a new interview
What you should know about developing Syria situation
Brian Katulis
The conventional wisdom is over-hyping recent events, and gets U.S. strategy wrong. Here's what's really happening
Commander in Nazi-led unit found living in the US
Monika Scislowska, David Rising, Randy Herschaft
Investigation reveals that Michael Karkoc, 94, has been hiding out in Minnesota since shortly after World War II
Obama boosts military aid to Syrian rebels
Julie Pace, Lolita C. Baldor
Officials announced Thursday they had conclusive evidence that Assad had crossed a "red line"
Snowden whereabouts remain unknown
Christopher Bodeen
The whistle-blower, who's said he wants to avoid the media spotlight, has gone underground
Libertarians: Still a cult
Michael Lind
Simply note libertarianism's fatal flaw and you'll get an enraged, hysterical response. They still don't get it
Russian Parliament passes “gay propaganda” ban
Katie McDonough
The Duma voted 436-0 to pass a measure banning the distribution of gay rights materials and gay pride marches
Russia offers to consider asylum for Snowden
Natasha Lennard
The whistleblower isn't known to have made any requests, but Putin's offer is sure to rile the U.S.
“I see no reason to end Pussy Riot,” a member tells Salon
Daniel D'Addario
As a documentary on the performance art group airs, one member talks about their trial and possible future protests
Obama, Xi summit “blazed new trail” says official
Associated Press
The two leaders reportedly agreed on a relationship of cooperation, not conflict
Top 5 investigative videos of the week: “I want a man like Putin”
Amanda Pike
From Russian propaganda campaigns to Iranian civil rights abuses, a look at the finest docs YouTube has to offer
Putin and wife to divorce
Jim Heintz
The Russian president and his wife, Lyudmila, have been married for 30 years
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