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Anonymous takes on Syrian government
Natasha Lennard
The hacker collective sets its sights on Assad's regime following Internet blackout
Palestinians euphoric over UN recognition
Mohammed Daraghmeh, Karin Laub
After yesterday's endorsement, they erupted in cheers, honked car horns and chanted "God is great"
GOP threatens Senate shutdown
Jillian Rayfield
“I think the backlash will be severe,” said Sen. Tom Coburn of Sen. Harry Reid's possible filibuster reform
Great space heaters for your buck
Seamus Bellamy
Warm up this winter with Delonghi's $80 TRH0715T Safeheat 1500W portable oil-filled
Everything you need to know about the “fiscal cliff”
Alex Seitz-Wald
Everything you wanted to know about the coming crisis but were too embarrassed to ask
Storm-struck region struggles to return to normality
Adam Geller
Restoring ordinary routines may take many more days
Pictures of our dread
Laura Miller
Fake photographs circulated during Sandy illustrate the unreal real world we now occupy during disasters
New York transit to suspend service
Prachi Gupta
Gov. Cuomo has announced that all subway, bus, and railroad service will be suspended beginning at 7 p.m. tonight
Trans-Pacific Partnership: The biggest trade deal you’ve never heard of
Matt Stoller
A huge but little-known trade agreement could transform America's foreign relations. What it is and why it matters
Why a Romney win would be bad for America
Steve Kornacki
It's not necessarily about ideology: It's about the destructive opposition party behavior his victory would reward
Protests of anti-Islam film across the world
Associated Press
Protests spurred by the controversial "Innocence of Muslims" film continue into second week
Al-Qaida calls for more diplomat attacks
Maamoun Youssef
Meanwhile, a suicide bomber kills 12 in Kabul
The psychology of defeat
Steve Kornacki
If they lose in November, don't expect Republicans to give any credit to Obama for pulling out a tough election
Paul Ryan: Pop doofus
Michael Barthel
Why the vice president should ditch Ayn Rand and embrace the goofy comparisons to TV characters
Five strange, terrifying consequences of global warming
Alyssa Figueroa
How is drought tied to increased suicide rates and cows' new candy diet?
Over the fiscal cliff we go
Andrew Leonard
The GOP's insistence in protecting low taxes for the rich has businesses putting off new investments and hiring
Mitt’s culture shock
Alex Seitz-Wald
Romney can't decide whether to blame Palestinian culture; GOP mutiny on abortion; and other top Wednesday stories
Everything most people think about the budget is wrong
David Wessel
The Tea Party is wrong. Defense spending and wars -- not foreign aid or government workers -- dominate the budget
The Obama GITMO myth
Glenn Greenwald
New vindictive restrictions on detainees highlights the falsity of Obama defenders regarding closing the camp
Virus closes Cambodia schools
Associated Press
To fight virus spread, all kindergarten and primary schools in Cambodia are closing their doors
Drones spur debt and polio
Jefferson Morley
The price tag for Obama's remote control war keeps rising
Animal penises’ amazing evolution
Barbara Natterson-Horowitz M.D., Kathryn Bowers
Whether four-headed, double-jointed or even 40 times the size of its body, animal genitalia tells a species' story
Jeb’s GOP dis and the long game
Steve Kornacki
Bush's remarks that the party's patron saint was a compromiser and dealmaker may help his 2016 White House dreams
Canada’s oil curse
Sandro Contenta
Power is shifting to the oil-happy west, a Conservative stronghold
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