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Wall Street’s bailout gives me déjà vu
Janine R. Wedel
The aftermath of Wall Street's meltdown reminds me of the aftermath of the Berlin Wall's fall. Not in a good way
America the superpower melts down
Michael Klare
American preeminence is disappearing 15 years early. Get ready to be an ordinary nation
The universality of war propaganda
Glenn Greenwald
A soldier with the Russian army in Afghanistan recounts what they believed about their mission
When Tim Russert mocked Bill Clinton — in song
Joan Walsh
A behind-the-scenes anecdote from 2000 helps explain how the cynical media got everything wrong about the Clintons
You can’t keep a bad hedge fund speculator down
Andrew Leonard
John Meriwether's first two hedge funds crashed -- remember Long Term Capital Management? But he's back at it
NKorea ‘regrets’ causing deadly flood in SKorea
Kwang-tae Kim
How I learned to stop worrying and live with the bomb
Michael Lind
Neither terrorists nor rogue states like North Korea are likely to use nuclear weapons. Here's why
Glenn Beck, Republican strategist
Gabriel Winant, Tim Bella
When the Fox News host pushes a crackpot theory, it doesn't take long for the GOP to run with it. A timeline
Why Obama deserved the Nobel Peace Prize
Joan Walsh
For eight years peace was made impossible by the lawless Bush-Cheney cabal. Now Obama needs to live up to his award
Does Iran really want the bomb?
Juan Cole
Perhaps what Iran wants is the ability to produce a nuclear weapon fast, rather than have a standing arsenal
Dollar in trouble? Yippie, says the right
Andrew Leonard
Under Bush, conservatives ruthlessly attacked "anti-Americanism." Under Obama, they celebrate it
What else could our bailout money have bought?
Matt Bivens
For $4 trillion, we could've wiped out any number of diseases worldwide
“SNL” on Obama: “Almost one year, and nothing to show for it”
Alex Koppelman
The comedy show goes after the president for having failed to deliver on some of his promises
Iran: More accomplished in one day of negotiations than in 8 years of threats
Glenn Greenwald
Iran's concessions underscore the factual distortions in America's media discussions
Obama trumpets progress in Iran nuke talks
Alex Koppelman
The president celebrates a step towards inspections of nuclear facilities, but lays down some demands
Michele Bachmann’s insecurity complex
Andrew Leonard
If the dollar is replaced as the world's number one currency, maybe the United States isn't so special, after all
U.S. in talks with Iran over nukes
George Jahn
Official: White House open to rare one-on-one talks with Iranian diplomats
Georgia/Russia: how our political discourse works
Glenn Greenwald
A new investigative report from the EU reaches conclusions squarely at odds with the dominant claims last year.
Obama is responsible for everything wrong in the world
Alex Koppelman
Some on the right apparently see the president's influence in the brutal beating death of a teen
Lawyer: Polanski to ask for freedom
Bradley S. Klapper, Ernst E. Abegg
French official calls arrest "sinister" -- but Swiss warn verdict may take days
The end of the Pax Americana?
Michael Lind
Obama has the chance to end our Cold War hangover, and start an era where the U.S. is not the sole global policeman
A glossary of terms in foreign affairs
Glenn Greenwald
Righteous anger over Iran raises some deep confusion about the meaning of technical terms.
Obama undercuts Iran
Juan Cole
With nuclear fears growing, the president's shrewd moves are winning Russian support for boxing in Iran
Brace yourselves for life after oil
Michael Klare
Before we enter the age of renewable energy, get ready for the very bumpy era of extreme energy
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