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Cluster bombs to Ukraine: War anxiety rises among Democrats
Medea Benjamin, Marcy Winograd
Biden's decision to send banned weapons to Ukraine won't change the war. But it's starting to alienate progressives
AI versus AI: Human extinction might just be collateral damage
Michael Klare
AI really might pose a risk of causing "human extinction" — because the military might let it launch nukes
NATO summit was a success: Even without Ukraine’s entrance, European unity strikes a blow to Putin
Lucian K. Truscott IV
President Joe Biden has a lot to brag about as he returns from the NATO summit in Vilnius
Joe Biden says the right things — in Lithuania. But does that even count?
Brian Karem
Biden gave a forceful speech on the Ukraine war and the climate crisis. Was anyone in America paying attention?
Biden says Ukraine isn’t ready for NATO
Kelly McClure
“I don’t think there is unanimity in NATO about whether or not to bring Ukraine into the NATO family," says Biden
They lied about Afghanistan. They lied about Iraq. Now they’re lying about Ukraine
Chris Hedges
Russia's invasion was a war crime. That's no excuse for the disastrous, destructive path of endless war
Ukrainian science is struggling, threatening long-term economic recovery
Ina Ganguli, Michael E. Rose, Oleksandra Ivashchenko, Stefano Horst Baruffaldi
History shows ways to support the Ukrainian scientific system
Joe Biden’s quiet success goes much further than Bidenomics
Heather Digby Parton
If this is what happens when you have an elder as a leader maybe we ought to think about amending the Constitution
Drugs in the White House? Horrors! Guess what: It wouldn’t be the first time
Brian Karem
Politics has long been fueled by recreational substances of all kinds. This is fake news about a non-issue
Fake “liberal” Twitter account exposed: We should worry less about AI and more about human stupidity
Amanda Marcotte
"Erica Marsh" was obviously not real, but MAGA Twitter just can't quit their addiction to disinformation
“Putin is stronger today”: Russia expert explains how rebellion effort may backfire
Chauncey DeVega
Matthew Schmidt, professor of national security at the University of New Haven, on war in Ukraine
There’s no such thing as a conservative intellectual — only apologists for right-wing power
Mike Lofgren
From Burke to Buckley to Patrick Deneen, we've seen a 200-year history of defending the indefensible
Cetacean secret agents: All about Putin’s covert combat dolphins
Rae Hodge
From sea lions to beluga whales, there's a long history of using intelligent marine creatures for warfare
Liz Cheney is right: We’re electing idiots — and she’s a more dangerous idiot than most
Brian Karem
Former GOP congresswoman goes viral with snappy comeback — but if America falls for her act, we're the real idiots
Expert: Putin’s Ukraine war keeps yielding dividends – but not for him
Ronald Suny
Putin achieved everything that he did not desire
“Cataclysmic evidence against him”: Espionage Act expert explains how Trump faces “historic” trouble
Chauncey DeVega
"It could be 1938 all over again": Michael Nacht on what Trump's classified documents scandal means for Americans
America’s “systemic racism” isn’t just domestic: Consider who dies around the world in our wars
Norman Solomon
Nearly all the people killed in U.S. wars since 9/11 have been people of color — and we almost don't notice
Expert: Wagner’s mutiny punctured Putin’s “strongman” image and exposed cracks in his rule
Peter Rutland
While the mutiny was short-lived and its goals unclear, it will have lasting effects
Russians in “Ukraine will be fighting a war on two fronts”: Rebellion means Putin is now weaker
Chauncey DeVega
War expert and novelist Elliot Ackerman on what the uprising against Putin means for Ukraine's counteroffensive
Rebellion pulls back from Moscow to avoid Russian bloodshed
Kelly McClure
Prigozhin's Wagner army has agreed to depart for Belarus after pressing into Moscow on Saturday
Dolphin ancestors had super weird teeth: A new study on the ‘grandparents of modern dolphins’
Matthew Rozsa
Salon spoke with the author of a landmark paleontology study the hints at the evolution of echolocation in dolphins
Putin calls uprising a “stab in the back” as armed rebellion presses into Moscow
Kelly McClure
With The White House keeping tabs on the situation, there have been reports that Putin has fled Russia via plane
Eat, pray, brand yourself accurately
Laura Guidry
Readers seem to have forgotten that "Eat, Pray, Love" author Elizabeth Gilbert writes historical fiction
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