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Did Syria ask Iraq for help retrieving helicopters from Russia?
Michael Grabell, Jeff Larson, Dafna Linzer
Documents show Bashar al-Assad may have used the Iraqi air corridor to suppress Syrian rebels
Area of Arctic sea ice larger than US melted this year
Michael Casey
U.N. weather agency released worrying report at Doha talks
The World Energy Report’s scariest findings
Michael Klare
The U.S. may surpass Saudi Arabia as the planet's leading oil producer -- and the cost could be catastrophic
Flight records say Russia sent Syria huge sums of cash
Michael Grabell, Jeff Larson, Dafna Linzer
More than 200 tons of "bank notes" from Moscow have helped keep Bashar al-Assad's regime afloat
Why Washington needs Joe Biden
Alex Seitz-Wald
Forget the goofy uncle image. Biden's the only senior official willing to dissent from the foreign policy consensus
Myanmar says it’s ready to sign nuclear agreement
Matthew Pennington
The country announced it would sign an international agreement to declare all nuclear facilities
Susan Rice’s cowardly critics
Joan Walsh
Even some liberal pundits are providing ammunition for John McCain -- with anonymous sources, of course
“Red Dawn”: Dumbest ’80s remake ever?
Hugh Ryan
"Red Dawn" pitted Americans against Communists. A reboot casts the enemy as North Korea -- and it's absurd
Russia’s a model nation, say Russian PR plants
Justin Elliott
Those weird pro-Putin op-eds on CNBC and the Huffington Post? Turns out they were placed by the country's PR firm
Oliver Stone: America is an “outlaw nation”
Andrew O'Hehir
The cinematic renegade talks about Obama, FDR, his new Showtime series and the myth of American exceptionalism
Skype hands over information on teen Wikileaks fan
Natasha Lennard
Without even a warrant, a private Texas intelligence firm was given user information by the online calls site
Congress faces agenda of unfinished business
Donna Cassata
Aside from the budget, lawmakers must tackle trade with Russia, military spending and aid for farmers
James Bond’s real-life inspiration
Daisy Banks
Author Keith Jeffery discusses the origins of Ian Fleming's creation and five books that influenced his own writing
11,000 refugees flee Syria in one day
Zeina Karam, John Heilprin
The exodus is a sign of the escalating ferocity of the violence
Assad: There is no civil war in Syria
Bassem Mroue
Syrian president says he has no regrets about actions throughout uprising
“Impeccably preserved” woolly mammoth excavated in France
Natasha Lennard
The nearly complete skeleton was found with neanderthal-made spearheads among bones
Brother of Syrian parliament speaker assassinated
Bassem Mroue
Five Syrian officials have been killed since July
Cameron: Grant Assad safe passage to end conflict
Abdullah Al-shihri
David Cameron suggested allowing the Syrian president passage out of the country to end the Syria's civil war
Turkey: America’s new key ally in the Middle East?
Suzanna Koster
Relations between the US and Turkey have soared during Obama's first term
Geek love: How a fantasy hater fell in love with J.R.R. Tolkien
Robert Rodi
The 20th century bard invented a magical world that succeeded in distilling the pure essence of Englishness
Six most paranoid fears for Obama’s second term
Booth Gunter
With the election only days away, the radical right is bracing for what it believes could be an Obamapocalpyse
Stop climate change: Move to the city, start walking
Jeff Speck
Climate change is helped along by suburban driving culture. We need to embrace cities -- and walking
Akin and Mourdock double down on rape talk
Mary Elizabeth Williams
As the election draws near, two candidates deploy women to preach their disturbing antiabortion message
Syrian government airstrikes rain down on Damascus
Ben Hubbard
A neighborhood near the capital was leveled Tuesday
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