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Sarkozy, Obama push for financial crisis solution
Greg Keller, Gabriele Steinhauser
European sovereign debt crisis looms larger over G-20 summit
A New Declaration of Independence
Alex Pareene
The weight of the 1 Percent has become intolerable. How can we take our country back? Here's a fresh draft
Air Force gives Lockheed Martin millions to fix busted Lockheed Martin plane
Alex Pareene
The F-22 Raptor, the world's coolest and most pointless fighter, keeps trying to asphyxiate its pilots
How the apple took over the planet
Erika Janik
New findings pinpoint the true origin of our favorite fruit -- and help explain its extraordinary path to dominance
New York, Art Deco capital of the world
Steven Heller
How the Big Apple's skyscraper race helped transform the city into a hub of modern architecture
Never mind who paid the bar bill
Ken Silverstein
After I reported on journalists getting cozy with anti-Russian lobbyists, defensive tweets fill the air
Neoconservatives hype a new Cold War
Ken Silverstein
Lobbyists wine and dine eager Washington journalists in a campaign to undo Obama's "reset" on Russia
Keira Knightley talks about Freud, Jung, Cronenberg and spanking
Andrew O'Hehir
The one-time "Pirates" wench explains her new role as Carl Jung's patient -- and kinky S/M sex partner
America’s new role in the Pacific
John Feffer
Can the U.S. adjust to the military and economic rise of Northeast Asia?
The global battle for gay rights
Kevin Douglas Grant
The fight between LGBT advocates and their better-funded, religiously motivated foes is coming to a head
The Petraeus projection: The CIA director's record since the surge
Fred Branfman
Hero worship hides the military failures of the CIA director's "global killing machine"
Obama’s mixed record on nukes
Justin Elliott
Two and a half years after he recommitted to working toward a nuke-free world, progress is unsteady
“My Joy”: Nightmare voyage into the Russian heartland
Andrew O'Hehir
Avoid cops, hookers and horny Gypsies! Country drive turns death trap in a dark fable of Russian history
A “Kitchen Confidential” for the ad world?
Emma Mustich
Advertising veteran Martin Lindstrom spills the secrets of Madison Avenue in his new book, "Brandwashed"
The collapse of neoliberal capitalism
Pepe Escobar
For the moment, Asian economies are buoying the destructive model that's doomed the West. Will it last?
Why America and France clash on Palestine
Michael Goldfarb
Obama and Sarkozy both face reelection -- and they're pandering to very different audiences
Palestinians won’t seek vote delay on UN bid
Steven R. Hurst, Tarek El-tablawy
President Mahmoud Abbas reportedly won't cave to U.S., French pressure to push back vote on statehood
Italy looks for a Beijing bailout
Michael Moran
The decision to ask China for help shows just how quickly America's influence is declining
The enduring myth of George Orwell
Adam Kirsch
A new book examines the legendary status the "1984" author has achieved since his death
Obama cozies up to Central Asian dictator
Justin Elliott
The exigencies of the Afghan war lead the administration to ask for military aid to Uzbekistan
Why Pentagon bloat will kill real deficit cutting
Winslow T. Wheeler
Congress has taken a hostage that no one wants to shoot
Third World considers rescuing First World
Andrew Leonard
Heaving a deep sigh, a group of nations full of poor people discuss lending a helping hand to rich Europeans
State of denial
Michael Lind
The Pax Americana of the last half-century is collapsing. Here's the debate we need to have as a nation now
Knightley and Fassbender steam up “Dangerous Method”
Andrew O'Hehir
David Cronenberg's latest traces Jung's split with Freud, and the stars may be the year's hottest cinematic couple
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