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Why America will never win the war on terror
Tom Engelhardt
The U.S. military is neither a nation nor an army builder. It bodes ill for our future efforts in the Middle East
Rich neocon’s twisted scheme: Meet the private equity hawk cheering for Ukraine
Sam Knight
How a super-wealthy friend of Ted Cruz acts as a window to the State Department's morbid cheerleading in Ukraine
Obama channels Reagan: Why his ISIS strategy is doomed from the start
Stephan Richter, Richard Phillips
The Gipper's muscular foreign policy did nothing to prevent terrorist attacks. Obama's falling into the same trap
Laura Ingraham’s ISIS conspiracy: Immigrant children are the real threat to America!
Heather Digby Parton
Fox host and right-wing buddies want the nation to get its priorities straight. Wait till you see what those are
“A steady flow of stupidity”: Reality in Ukraine — and Obama and the New York Times’ bizarro parallel universe
Patrick L. Smith
A new cease-fire in Ukraine seems durable -- despite best efforts of Washington and the media to provoke conflict
The horrifying truth: Our oil addiction is only getting worse
Michael Klare
Americans are driving more than ever and guzzling more gas, while the White House stands by and lets it happen
Mrs. America goes to Crimea: The pageant that once tried to be trailblazing is a disaster
Prachi Gupta
As other pageants have tried to increase diversity and stay relevant, Mrs. America is the worst of them all
How to go viral while quitting your job
Prachi Gupta
After one Capitol Hill staffer's elaborate "I quit" email hit Jezebel, some other tips for going out with style
Worst déjà vu ever: Why taxpayers could be bailing out Wall Street again!
David Dayen
If a cyberattack were to target the nation’s financial centers, guess who may be on the hook to cover their losses
ISIS is America’s grotesque Middle Eastern legacy
Tom Engelhardt
The origins of the Sunni jihadist group can all be traced to the fallout of our ill-conceived Global War on Terror
Vladimir Putin goes rogue: Ukraine, NATO, nuclear weapons — and a very dangerous new reality
Jeffrey Tayler
Post-Cold War era's over. Dealing with Putin means learning to talk to him, and respecting some legitimate concerns
Miley Cyrus’ homelessness call-to-arms proves she’s the next Madonna
Daniel D'Addario
Only a true star can keep our attention as well as Miley did, with a stunt both goofily earnest and canny
They are no longer police: Why Ferguson reminds us that America is not exceptional
Josh Appelbaum
The police are no longer here to protect us. They are a hyper-militarized militia that provokes and antagonizes
Paul Krugman on the “scary prospects” of more war
Elias Isquith
The Times columnist worries that, despite globalization making it irrational, countries may increasingly go to war
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