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Robert Reich: Dark cloud of illegitimacy hangs over Donald Trump’s pending presidency
Robert Reich
Trump must release his tax returns and the CIA must make public its report before Electors make their decision
Mitch McConnell admits that “the Russians are not our friends,” but won’t discuss role in covering up their hacking
Matthew Rozsa
McConnell threatened that he would accuse the White House of partisanship if it exposed Russia hacking
Fake news is modern propaganda: In the Trump era, history repeats itself not as farce but as clickbait
Nico Lang
It is propaganda from sources outside and inside America, why do we call it fake news?
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a mural of the late Fidel Castro in Cuba to the LaMia airlines wreckage in Colombia
Donald Trump, who advocates closer ties to Vladimir Putin, says Cuba must improve its human rights
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump has some tough language for Cuba — if you ignore what's going on in Russia
Republicans did everything to stop President Obama, but now want America to back a president who lost the popular vote
Michael Hayne
Where was all that acceptance of the will of the people when Obama was elected?
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from the knee-deep snow in Grafton, New York, to pelicans chilling in Colombo, Sri Lanka
Johnny Marr on the guitar and “beautiful melancholy”
Scott Timberg
The Smiths' guitarist discusses Ireland, sad music, "the human condition and his new memoir, "Set the Boy Free"
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from the launch of Soyuz MS-03 in Kazakhstan to the auction of a rare Dodo bird skeleton
Vladimir Putin successfully launches nuclear test missile that can reach America in 12 minutes
Matthew Rozsa
The missile flew from Yasny Launch Base to the peninsula of Kamchatka, a distance spanning thousands of miles
Russia is very happy that Donald Trump won
Jim Heintz, Matthew Lee
The Kremlin sees a Trump Administration that will ease sanctions on the country
Donald Trump may not become president, but his nuclear policy may live on
Michael T. Klare
A future president may be as excited by the possibility of a nuclear first strike as Trump does
Donald Trump’s bromance with Vladimir Putin won’t pay off: There is absolutely nothing to admire about Russia’s economy under Putin
Angelo Young
Trump openly admires Putin's leadership, but thanks to Putin Russia's economy is on the brink of disaster
Russia and America talk about Syria using different narrative strategies, and it’s causing harm
Laura Roselle
These parallel universes have been constructed using narratives over time and honed through war
Donald Trump company’s server was connected to Russian bank: Report
Matthew Rozsa
The FBI has reportedly known about Trump's connection to Russian financial institution since the summer
What will happen when Mosul falls?
Ryan Bohl
The Islamic State may be doomed, but that hardly means peace for Iraq
Is Donald Trump a Russian agent? A nonpartisan guide to national security and foreign policy issues in the presidential election (part I)
R. Jeffrey Smith
Will we be less safe during the next administration?
What the Reykjavik summit can tell us about the “new Cold War” 30 years later
David Reynolds, Kristina Spohr, The Conversation
Today leaders are back to political posturing, megaphone diplomacy and military brinkmanship
Without debate, we need to talk about Afghanistan: Remember the longest-running war in our nation’s history?
Bob Hennelly
Have we really forgotten this conflict? It seems so, as the U.S. is quietly returning to its interventionist ways
Donald Trump keeps falling for Vladimir Putin’s praise and propaganda, and it’s finally hurting his campaign
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's campaign has been tarnished by his effusive praise of Putin, now he's been dubbed Putin's "puppet"
Unipolar no more: With Russia and China’s growing aggression, the world is becoming increasingly multipolar
Dilip Hiro
And Moscow is calling the shots in Syria, not that Gary Johnson even knows where that is
Roger Stone denies collusion with WikiLeaks in Hillary Clinton campaign email hacks but met with a friend of Julian Assange
Brendan Gauthier
Just how close is the Trump campaign with WikiLeaks?
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