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Ahmadinejad blames capitalism for poverty
Edith M. Lederer
Visions clash at summit as Iran's leader wants overhaul of "undemocratic and unjust" global decision-making bodies
One and a half cheers for American decline
Tom Engelhardt
The future is not ours -- and that's good news. Losing our world power status will let us focus on problems at home
Nuclear treaty secures a bipartisan win for Obama
Desmond Butler
The agreement will shrink the limit on strategic warheads by about a third in Russia and the US
The misguided reaction to Tea Party candidates
Glenn Greenwald
The condescension toward these new right-wing standard-bearers seems more cultural than ideological
The war socialism of the American right
Michael Lind
Conservatives do not object to Keynesianism -- as long as it involves the military
Microsoft Assists Russian Repression
Dan Gillmor
Report: the software giant gave legal cover to Russian government tactics against dissenters
The revolution the South forgot
Gabriel Winant
Life is grim today for Southern workers, and it has a lot to do with a massacre many have forgotten
When the stock market doesn’t matter
Robert Reich
The daily rallies and crashes have little to do with the bigger economic picture -- which remains bleak
“Three Stations”: Investigating the dark underbelly of modern Russia
Anna Mundow
In a gritty new book, the author of "Gorky Park" brings back the Moscow detective who made him famous
The right-wing congressman made for the Obama age
Will Bunch
Paul Broun is the perfect embodiment of the right-wing backlash that has greeted Barack Obama's presidency
U.S. wasted billions in rebuilding Iraq
Kim Gamel
Watchdog agency says more than $5 billion of taxpayer funds have been used on abandoned or incomplete projects
Chinese state TV confirms visit by North Korea’s Kim
Scott McDonald
Hu Jintao and Kim Jong Il meet in secret to discuss aid and succession plans
Debating America’s surveillance state
Glenn Greenwald
The fear-mongering used to justify always-expanding government surveillance power is limitless
An exciting new Muslim country to drone attack
Glenn Greenwald
Administration officials anonymously boast of preparations to escalate a bombing campaign in Yemen
The “Bomb Iran!” debate from hell
Tony Karon
As they push the U.S. toward another Middle Eastern war, Jeffrey Goldberg and his disciples ignore the facts
Can the president get us out of this mess?
Dan Conley
Obama needs to find the guy who wrote stirring speeches and made all things seem possible in 2008 -- within himself
Iran prepares to start up first nuclear reactor
Ali Akbar Dareini
Nationwide celebrations are planned. Russia pledges to prevent fuel from being shifted to a weapons program
U.S. officials: Mideast talks could start soon
Matthew Lee, Barry Schweid
Israel and Palestine near agreement to restart peace process after more than a year and a half
Summer’s extreme weather
Ryan Brown
Slide show: The globe's wild recent weather. Plus: An expert on whether it's global warming's wrath
WikiLeaks seeks online safe haven in Sweden
Malin Rising
Whistleblower site moved its servers out of the U.S. in 2007. U.S. could demand Swedish police aid in investigation
Israel loses five days’ worth of time to bomb Iran in one day!
Alex Pareene
This morning, Israel had eight days to launch a strike against Iran -- it's already down to three!
A summer that sucked
Rebecca Traister
Dominated by oppressive heat, the oil spill and Sarah Palin, does summer 2010 rank among the worst ever?
Moscow’s lethal smog
Vladimir Isachenkov
Deaths double to 700 a day, as heat wave fills city morgues near to capacity
25 dead as forest fires rage across Russia
Mansur Mirovalev
The fires have spread quickly across more than 200,000 acres after record heat wave and severe drought
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