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John Kerry’s last hurrah: With the Syrian cease-fire, the secretary of state takes a parting swipe at Russophobia
Patrick Lawrence
The cease-fire ends his successful skirmish with the Pentagon, but the war will grind on long after Kerry is gone
NBC’s wasted opportunity: The “Commander-in-Chief” forum was a complete bust
Simon Maloy
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump fielded inane national security questions with few follow-ups from Matt Lauer
Media’s big mistake: When we focus too much on Trump’s depravities, we ignore bigger issues
Todd Gitlin
Is anyone interested in talking about what the next occupant might actually do?
Enemies of my enemy may be war criminals: What does it mean when war hawks say “Never Trump”?
Rebecca Gordon
Making sense of Donald Trump and his national security state critics
U.S., Russia renew push for elusive agreement on Syria
The Associated Press
Sec. of State John Kerry met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to draw a joint strategy in war-torn Syria
Is Trump the Manchurian Candidate? Themes in the 1950s classic don’t seem so far-fetched in 2016 America
Stephen Paul Miller
Richard Condon's iconic 1959 book uncannily anticipated the Trump-Putin bromance
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a refugee camp in Jordan to the World's Handsomest Monk contest in Tokyo
War in the media age: Hysteria over Trump’s supposed Russian ties made headlines, but the “story” is remarkably flimsy
Patrick Lawrence
A case study in how a co-opted press manufactures foreign policy consent
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