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Welcome to the new Cold War: Keystone XL and GOP’s dystopian vision for 2016
Michael T. Klare
A toxic combination of fossil fuel optimization and "North Americanism" threatens to bring the world to its knees
We can stop the neo-cons: Here’s what a truly progressive foreign policy would look like
Bill Curry
Progressives need not cower before a militaristic right. Let's define a smart, patriotic agenda to match our values
Neoliberalism is our Frankenstein: Greece and Ukraine are the hot spots of a new war for supremacy
Patrick L. Smith
We should be considering the Greece and Ukraine crises together. If only the news media would allow that
Senate confirms Ashton Carter as defense secretary
Donna Cassata
Chamber votes 93 to 5 in support of former Pentagon official
Europe’s other Greek problem
Paul Ames
Key members of the European Union, including Germany, have expressed misgivings about Athens' ties to Moscow
It’s the lessons the U.S. didn’t learn from Vietnam that make its loss there the real tragedy
Robert Freeman
The U.S. has become a serial invader and destroyer of other nations, especially Muslim ones. What happened?
Lindsey Graham’s diabolical plan: How his presidential “candidacy” affects GOP foreign policy
Jim Newell
The senator may just be pretending to run for president -- but he's setting the bar for hawkish foreign policy
“It’s complete horse sh*t!”: Watch an Ivy League professor dismantle GOP’s austerity lie
Elias Isquith
Mark Blyth tells Salon why German Chancellor Angela Merkel's neoliberal nonsense is threatening the entire eurozone
The New York Times does what it’s told: What the media’s not telling you about our next likely foreign intervention
Patrick L. Smith
Drumbeat to arm Ukraine forces gets louder. Even Brookings and Times "liberals" are on board. That means danger...
Pentagon report: Vladimir Putin has Asperger’s syndrome
Luke Brinker
Assessment conducted in 2008 claims Russian president has "autistic disorder which affects all of his decisions"
Our dangerous new McCarthyism: Russia, Noam Chomsky and what the media’s not telling you about the new Cold War
Patrick L. Smith
Perverse, diabolical obsession: Policy cliques in D.C. have no intention of desisting in this war until they win it
Bibi & Boehner blow it: How they strengthened the White House’s hand
Jim Newell
The speaker and Israeli prime minister had the perfect plan to subvert diplomacy with Iran. It failed spectacularly
Rand Paul’s big foreign policy test: Can he beat back the Iran hawks?
Luke Brinker
Presidential contender dings rivals' support for tougher approach. How he could signal a larger shift
The doctrine that refuses to die: Why America will never escape its national security state
Tom Engelhardt
A depressing new report reveals the FBI is "broadening its surveillance role." Just business as usual in Washington
Distortions, lies and omissions: The New York Times won’t tell you the real story behind Ukraine, Russian economic collapse
Patrick L. Smith
International papers will cover America's role in the world honestly. Only our best paper willingly blinds itself
The art of “All right, all right, all right”: How to write a viral acceptance speech
Anna Silman
From the funny to the heartfelt to the absurd, here's how to deliver remarks people won't forget
“The result … of a political failure”: Historian Adam Tooze on why the lessons of WWI still resonate today
Elias Isquith
Celebrated Yale historian tells Salon why the world that made the Great War is hauntingly much like our own
The Indian wedding that exploded in violence
Ranbir Singh Sidhu
I grabbed my uncle before he crushed a man's skull — and learned about the fault lines at the heart of modern India
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