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Don’t blame Mila Kunis for that “awkward interview”
Daniel D'Addario
The actress gets blamed for botching an interview -- is it her "morning sickness," or one man's cluelessness?
5 political crises that threaten the global economy
Thomas Mucha
While you're glued to the World Cup, the planet is burning. Here are just a few conflicts worth monitoring
2016 campaign checklist: Joe Biden
Josh Lederman
From Bush to Bergdahl: 5 disturbing truths about America’s culture of war
Tom Engelhardt
The United States has been at war for most of a generation. Here's what we've learned
Presidential checklist: jockeying for position
Calvin Woodward
9 movies that were even better than the books they were based on
Indiewire
Forget "The Fault in Our Stars." These nine movies took their source material to a whole new level
9 reasons the American middle class is dying
Peter Van Buren
One percent of Americans now own more than a third of the country's wealth. Raising the minimum wage isn't enough
Hagel: China territorial claims destabilize region
Lolita C. Baldor
3 things everyone should know about Ukraine
Dan Peleschuk
Some key facts to keep in mind about a conflict steeped in propaganda
Russia’s environmental crisis: Exiled activist sounds off to Salon
Lindsay Abrams
"The government is trying to control all of civil society," says Suren Gaazaryan
Pro-European billionaire wins Ukrainian presidential vote
Nataliya Vasilyeva, Peter Leonard
Exit polls found that Petro O. Poroshenko, a candy tycoon known as the "Chocolate King," received over 50% of vote
God won’t save us: Memorial Day, honest history and our new military-industrial complex
Patrick L. Smith
Americans believe we are guided by divine providence. Obama's strange presidency shows the work of something else
Gasoline prices have familiar look as summer nears
Jonathan Fahey
What George W. Bush’s disastrous presidency can teach us about fighting climate change
Tom Engelhardt
We invaded Iraq on the (fictional) 1 percent chance of mass destruction. But the odds of climate disaster are high
Strategery is back! How the Bush era of misguided foreign policy still lingers
Michael Lind
From depending on Russia for our space program, to using Chinese satellites for communications, the concept returns
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