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The end of (military) history?
Andrew Bacevich
Recent armed conflicts involving Israel and America show that the Western way of war has failed
One of the best white wines in the world comes from … New York?
Steven Kolpan
Konstantin Frank arrived in the U.S. from Ukraine with $40 and a dream to grow Riesling where it couldn't be done
New BP chief: Priority is plugging well for good
Associated Press
CEO Bob Dudley vows to change company culture and institute checks and balances to prevent future disasters
BP’s Tony Hayward gets exiled to Siberia
Andrew Leonard
Call it the "Southern twang strategy": Americans will forget all about that oil spill if the new CEO has a drawl
Sarah Palin teams with Kate Gosselin in “Kate Plus Eight”
Chris Le
The two famous moms join forces for what will be a ratings bonanza
“Countdown to Zero”: Valerie Plame Wilson’s new anti-nuke crusade
Andrew O'Hehir
The outed CIA agent explains why she left private life behind for the new must-see doc, "Countdown to Zero"
Parasailing Russian donkey prompts abuse allegations
Christine Mathias
Stunt is designed to attract tourists. Children on the scene burst into tears, police investigate
Clinton, Gates: Fight AIDS more efficiently
Veronika Oleksyn
Ex-president says aid should go directly to local health groups. Microsoft founder urges better business practices
How did the “Barefoot Bandit” fly those planes?
Patrick Smith
Colton Harris-Moore joins a line of outlaw pilots by doing something hard, but not as hard as you might think
Mickey Mouse with Nazi symbol ignites Polish anger
Vanessa Gera
The Italian artist behind the poster claims it is a commentary on the "horrors" of the American lifestyle
George Steinbrenner: Hero or villain?
Joe Posnanski
The man who rebuilt the Yankees was a tyrant and an American original. At heart, he was just a Cleveland boy
Can infrastructure-led growth save the economy?
Michael Lind
Forget "stimulus." The U.S. needs more public investment paid for by more borrowing and higher taxes
What if we actually “win” Afghanistan?
Tom Engelhardt
As David Petraeus takes over, success may be worse than failure
Into the cold: Swapped spies face uncertain lives
Jim Heintz
Russian ring members face future in country that views them as failures; 4 released to West must leave homeland
Can the Internet save the book?
Andrew Keen
Online luminary Clay Shirky explains the new digital literary revolution -- and how the Web will change reading
Justice says Russians will release 4 in spy swap
Pete Yost
They were jailed for contacting "Western intelligence agencies"; 10 spies caught in the U.S. to be deported
Mitt Romney: The George H.W. Bush of 2012?
Steve Kornacki
It's pretty much impossible to tell what he actually believes. But that doesn't stop him from putting on a show
Russia-U.S. spy swap appears to be in motion
David Nowak
In an atmosphere of growing suspicion, an exchange would help repair ties between Moscow and Washington
11 formally charged in Russian espionage bust
Larry Neumeister
Indictment unsealed amid reports that a U.S. spy in Moscow might be swapped for suspects in the States
“The Flooded Earth”: Which of our cities can be saved?
Thomas Rogers
New York makes the cut, but Miami and Oakland are endangered. An expert explains our grim, watery future
The odiousness of the distorted Godwin’s Law
Glenn Greenwald
Prohibitions that arose from German aggression were meant to be applied, not shrouded with a code of silence
N.Y. suspect dubbed femme fatale of Russian spy case
Tom Hays, Cristian Salazar
Anna Chapman may have engaged in espionage from a lower Manhattan coffee shop
Sam Alito: The Tea Party justice
James Doty
The Supreme Court justice is establishing himself as the judicial face of the right's peculiar sense of victimhood
Russia compares US spy arrests to Cold War days
Vladimir Isachenkov
"These actions are unfounded and pursue unseemly goals," the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement
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