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Noam Chomsky: America is accelerating the apocalypse
Noam Chomsky
Global warming and nuclear arms conflicts threaten the planet, thanks in no small part to U.S. policy failures
Steven Seagal, Russian arms salesman?
Associated Press
The country's deputy prime minister wants to make the '80s action star the face of its weapons industry
Old Soviet domain is new haven for cybercriminals
Curt Hopkins
The defunct superpower's .SU domain is a refuge for over half of criminal hackers says Russian Internet watchdog
Major weapons exporters sign historic arms treaty
Natasha Lennard
U.N. establishes first internationally binding agreement to control the multibillion-dollar arms trade
I lost my virginity in a waterfront brothel
Lewis Lapham
As an Ivy League student in the '50s, I longed for adventure. I found it in the National Maritime Union
America’s newest Cold War
Michael T. Klare
Russia, China and the U.S. are all heightening regional tensions in Asia via arms deals
Could fracking make the Persian Gulf irrelevant?
Paul Ames
America's natural gas supply could have a major impact on European markets -- and its stake in the Middle East
Syria receives Russian missles
Barbara Surk
Lebanon's Hezbollah-owned TV station broke the news Thursday
When Canada brewed its way to the top
Matthew J. Bellamy
A look at how Labatt and its allies helped spawn a nation of beer drinkers -- and a brewing capital of the world
Syrian opposition urges EU to supply arms to rebels
Barbara Surk
Activists groups have accused opposition leadership of failing to fulfill its obligations to the Syrian people
U.S., European powers foreground armed support for Syrian rebels
Natasha Lennard
UPDATE: U.S. officials reject reports of new no-fly zone plans
A bad day at the online criminal bank
Andrew Leonard
Law enforcement authorities charge "Liberty Reserve" with money laundering. Time to move your money to Bitcoin?
No end in sight for war on terror
Andrew J. Bacevich
Obama has junked the language of the Bush administration, but its vision of endless global warfare remains intact
EU ends arms embargo on Syrian rebels
Raf Casert, Jamey Keaten
European officials hope to pressure Bashar al-Assad's regime ahead of planned peace talks
From global warming to fluoride: Why do people deny science?
Ajit Varki, Danny Brower
The potent combination of our powerful intelligence with our massive reality denial has led to a dangerous world
Russia: Syrian regime ready to talk peace
Bassem Mroue
Damascus has not issued a definitive statement of its own on the proposed talks
Florida man with connection to Tsarnaev killed by FBI
Natasha Lennard
Ibragim Todashev reportedly attacked an agent who was interviewing him about links to Boston suspects
The Bachmann-inspired romance novel
Alex Seitz-Wald
A character based on the former presidential candidate crash lands in Siberia, and romance ensues
Syrian troops move into strategic, rebel-held town
Karin Laub
The latest advance could complicate U.S. and Russian efforts to persuade Assad to end the 26-month-old conflict
How Guantanamo affects China: Our human rights hypocrisies
Noah Feldman
The U.S. uses the ideology of human rights as a political tool, embracing -- or ignoring -- it when convenient
Chimp’s blurry pictures to fetch six figures at auction
Allison Meier
Mikki, a chimpanzee from the Moscow Circus, is renowned for his Polaroid photography
Federal government is letting us eat metal shards, pink slime
Martha Rosenberg
Industry "self-regulation" means our foods are increasingly doused in bacteria-killing chemicals
“Iron Man 3” approaches $1 billion in global box office
Prachi Gupta
Making it the second highest-grossing superhero movie of all time
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