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Mitt Romney: Disgrace to Mormonism
Mike Davis
A new biography of Brigham Young depicts a religion founded on socialist ideals -- and embraced by the poor
Meat Loaf endorses Mitt Romney to end the Cold War
Prachi Gupta
The "I Would Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)" singer offered his views on foreign policy at a rally
America’s unwinnable war games
Nick Turse
The U.S. has poured billions into military operations around the world, with increasingly diminishing returns
Obama’s five best Romney zingers
Adele M. Stan
The debates are long over, but "bayonets" lives on. A look at some of the president's smartest one-liners
Why Obama and Romney really do see the world differently
Kevin Mattson
Don't be fooled by the moderate Mitt of last night's debate. His worldview is radically different from Obama's
The Cuban Missile Crisis: An all-too-real October surprise
Roger Catlin
A pair of PBS specials reminds us that 50 years ago this week, we were on the brink of total nuclear annihilation
Mitt out of his depth
Robert Reich
Obama came across last night as calm and confident, while Romney further exposed himself as a clueless bully
Obama: The ’80s called, they want their foreign policy back
Jillian Rayfield
Obama zings Romney for calling Russia America's biggest geopolitical threat
Debate fact check
Alex Seitz-Wald
Calling out both candidates' exaggerations, mistruths and outright lies, in real time
Both candidates miss the point on Libya
Stephen R. Weissman
Lost in the hand-wringing over Benghazi is how dysfunctional the country remains a year after the fall of Gaddafi
Foreign policy: Is Mitt running as Dubya or Obama — or both?
Sally Kohn
Will Mitt Romney's foreign policy resemble Obama's or Bush's, or both? He probably doesn't know himself
Fourteen most extreme candidates
Evelyn Schlatter
Michele Bachmann has company. A who's who of the hard-right currently running for office
Five startling facts about Mitt’s investments
Joshua Holland
Reporters continue to buy that old "blind trust" ruse. It's time to hold Romney accountable
Green Party candidate arrested outside debate
Natasha Lennard
Jill Stein and her running mate were handcuffed to a metal chair in a police warehouse for eight hours
The week the earth stood still
Noam Chomsky
Fifty years after the Cuban Missile Crisis, its lessons about the perils of global domination still resonate
US has more prisoners, prisons than any other country
Natasha Lennard
America's incarceration rates are highest in the world
Who is Mo Yan, anyway?
Jeff Wasserstrom
He shocked the world when he won the Nobel Prize. A Chinese scholar explains why his fiction is essential
Cuban missile crisis was a triumph of diplomacy, not brinksmanship
Peter Orsi
Historians are re-evaluating the Kennedy administration's seminal success
Panetta warns of “cyber-Pearl Harbor”
Natasha Lennard
U.S. could be vulnerable to hackers dismantling major infrastructure
Turkey: Syrian jet was carrying “Russian-made munitions”
News Desk
Officials claim a Syrian Air passenger jet grounded by Turkish warplanes was illegally carrying defense supplies
Liberals are being commie fascists by calling people liars
Alex Pareene
Aggrieved conservatives agree that name-calling is totalitarian. Look who's talking!
Nine ways Mitt is morally bankrupt
Adele M. Stan
If true morality is evidenced by how one treats his fellow man, Romney’s reputation should be under water
Moscow court frees 1 of 3 Pussy Riot members
Nataliya Vasilyeva
All band members defended their protest performance
Obama’s economic bright spot
Andrew Leonard
The U.S. is doing well, compared to the rest of the world. The story was different during the Bush recovery
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