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The GOP’s perpetual war drum explained: Why are Republicans so eager for conflict?
CJ Werleman
From Iraq to the Ukraine: How warmongering has been woven into the party's intellectual DNA
Sunday talk shows: 5 clips you missed
Natasha Lennard
Talking heads focused on the situation in Ukraine, the debate over Flight 370 and problems with U.S. intelligence
GOP’s most noxious Crimea myth debunked
David W. Wise
Unless he'd been willing to use military force, there was nothing Obama could have done to stop Putin's invasion
The best way to fight Russia is to lift the ban on oil exports, says oil CEO
Lindsay Abrams
A congressional witness with an obvious agenda
Hearing on prominent gas bill managed by former gas lobbyists
Lee Fang
Several members of the congressional subcommittee on Energy and Power have close ties to the LNG industry
How Russia could strangle the U.S. space program
Jean MacKenzie
If you use a cellphone, have a GPS system in your car, or get cash from ATMs, you should be worried
GOP Rep. Dana Rohrabacher half-defends Russia’s annexation of Crimea
Elias Isquith
The California congressman isn't saying it was right of Russia to seize the former Ukrainian territory, but ...
Robert Reich: Tribalism is tearing America apart
Robert Reich
Former secratary of labor says Dems and GOP no longer share the same basic values -- and that nationhood is dead
U.S. surveillance state missed Russia’s Crimea plans
Natasha Lennard
An "information gap" about Putin's Crimean plans prompts questions about the functions of vast U.S. spy apparatus
Talkin’ Siege of Sebastopol Blues: How the first Crimean War helped create rock ‘n’ roll
Alexander Zaitchik
Sorry, Memphis -- the real birthplace of rock music is a battlefield in Crimea. Care about the Ukraine crisis now?
New sanctions are driving Russians to drink
Jean MacKenzie
An expanded menu of punitive measures is already having some effect on Moscow
8 biggest “enemies of the Internet”
Sarah Wolfe
This year marks the first time that the U.S. has earned Reporters Without Borders' dubious honor
The gas industry’s shameless new Crimea play
Lee Fang
Politicians with ties to fossil fuel heavyweights are using the crisis to demand the US promote natural gas exports
Tea Partyer Louie Gohmert reads an “SNL” skit on the House floor, for some reason
Elias Isquith
The Tea Party favorite has neither forgotten nor forgiven "Saturday Night Live" for mocking Sarah Palin
The New York Times manufactures ignorance: More half-truths about Ukraine
Patrick L. Smith
Once again, the media and the foreign policy establishment are dangerously misreading history and current events
Keystone opponents’ next target: Natural gas exports
Lindsay Abrams
Sending natural gas abroad opens up a “whole new category of fossil fuel trouble," environmentalists say [UPDATED]
GOPers freaking out over Obama March Madness picks: A retrospective
Elias Isquith
Here are some of the most ridiculously over-the-top right-wing responses to Obama's brackets
Russia signs treaty to annex Crimea from Ukraine
Vladimir Isachenkov
The crisis on the Black Sea has escalated yet again on Tuesday
John McCain, cranky, warmongering madman, again: Why does the New York Times print these lunatic ravings?
Patrick L. Smith
An out-of-control McCain calls for Obama to draw a red line in Crimea. The New York Times just goes right along
Crimea votes to secede from Ukraine and join Russia
Maria Danilova
The move was denounced by the U.S., as Obama announces new sanctions against Russia
Lapham’s Quarterly: America has become an “armed circus”
Lewis H. Lapham
How the tumultuous political movements of the 1960s led to the expansion and domination of the surveillance state
The media’s shameful Malaysia Airlines coverage: Gawking at a foreign disaster
Nicholas Quah
News outlets have used the tragedy of a lost airplane to paint an offensive picture of an ill-understood country
17 songs for the coming nuclear apocalypse
Noah Berlatsky
From Black Sabbath to Prince to Bob Dylan, these 17 songs about the nuclear holocaust are more relevant than ever
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