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10 alleged Russian secret agents arrested in U.S.
Pete Yost
They were spying on American policymakers, Justice Department says after intercepting a message from Moscow
Afghanistan: Where theories of warfare go to die
Robert Dreyfuss
Obama, Petraeus and the cult of COIN in America's never-ending war
Obama: U.S. and Russia “succeeded in resetting” relationship
Desmond Butler
President also lobbies for Russian inclusion in World Trade Organization
Russian apple cake (Sharlotka) recipe
Francis Lam
The strange and consequential case of Bradley Manning, Adrian Lamo and WikiLeaks
Glenn Greenwald
What really happened that led to the detention of a 22-year-old Army private as the WikiLeaks whistle-blower?
Russia, U.S. officials near adoption accord
Associated Press
Two months after mother sent back adoptive son, Moscow moves to allow Americans to adopt in the country again
Forget China; Turkey is the next superpower
John Feffer
The nation has a booming economy, a powerful military, and increasing clout in the Middle East
China, key Iran ally, backs nuclear sanctions
Christopher Bodeen
Beijing's latest move stems from its frustration with Tehran's growing influence, analysts say
Somerset Maugham’s brilliant biography
Katherine A. Powers
The British writer never wanted his story told, but Selina Hastings' "Secret Lives" has done so, beautifully
Clinton says Iran sanctions will be toughest ever
Matthew Lee, Edith M. Lederer
Secretary of state announces proposal a day before the U.N. Security Council is expected to vote on measure
Goodbye, bullet trains and windmills
Michael Lind
Progressive thinking about energy and infrastructure spending needs to get reality-based in a hurry
How insurgents won the American Revolution
Brooke Allen
A new history of our country's founding war dares to compare Americans to terrorists and torturers
U.N. expert: “Targeted killings” may be war crimes
Frank Jordans
An investigator calls on countries to lay out rules, particularly for unmanned drones
Israel to expel all activists by day’s end
Associated Press
Nearly all of the 700 activists held after Tuesday's deadly raid on an aid flotilla will be deported today
Israel attacks aid ship, kills at least 10 civilians
Glenn Greenwald
Israel attacks aid ship, kills at least 10 civilians -- international outrage grows
“Young Romantics”: Bohemians behaving badly
Laura Miller
From idealism to incest in the tangled, magnificent lives of Shelley, Byron and Keats
Putting the Gulf oil spill in perspective
Jenn Kepka
How the Deepwater fiasco measures up to other disastrous drilling accidents
“Sex and the City 2’s” utter badness
Andrew O'Hehir
This bloated mess of a movie seems devoted to destroying what little affection you may have left for these women
U.K. gov’t discloses size of its nuclear stockpile
Edith M. Lederer, Danica Kirka
Move towards transparency follows U.S. admission that it holds over 5,000 nuclear warheads; Britain has 225
No easy options for getting out of Afghanistan
Ahmed Rashid
Sharing power with the Taliban is unpleasant, but probably inevitable
New Internet domains break language barriers
Tarek El-tablawy
Half of the people online don't use Latin characters. Now they can visit Web addresses in their own alphabets
Best of Cannes: Russian horror movie “My Joy”
Andrew O'Hehir
Avoid cops, hookers and horny Gypsies! Country drive turns death trap in a dark fable of Russian history
What’s in an airline name?
Patrick Smith
Some common spelling mistakes that even the New Yorker makes. (Gasp!) Plus: Form your own alliance
Why “Mother and Child” insults parents like me
Sarah Coleman
As an adoptive mom, I found Rodrigo Garcia's film beautifully acted -- and totally one-sided
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