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“The scope of our failure”: The real story of our decades-long foreign policy disaster that set the Middle East on fire
Patrick L. Smith
The brilliant Andrew Bacevich tells Salon why our massive march to folly in Middle East has to be seen as one war
The convention that could have been: Mourning the Trump/Cruz open convention we’ll never have
Rick Perlstein
On one side, the Mighty Orange Monster. On the other, Lucifer in the Flesh. Oh, the spectacle we sadly missed
Noam Chomsky: America is an empire in decline
Noam Chomsky
The celebrated political scientist talks neoliberalism, Western triumphalism and more. Part 1 of a 2-part excerpt
Doctors Without Borders condemns “epidemic” of hospital attacks as “acts of terror” in chilling U.N. address
Ben Norton
MSF President Joanne Liu blasted the wars in Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen in heart-wrenching Security Council briefing
Death, carnage and chaos: How NATO became one of the most destructive forces on the planet
Vijay Prashad
From Eastern Europe to Afghanistan and Libya, the military alliance has left a trail of devastation in its wake
Donald Trump’s new secret weapon: How the man who ran “The Torturer’s Lobby” is securing the billionaire’s nomination
Heather Digby Parton
Paul Manafort has represented oligarchs and tyrants. So it makes sense that now he's representing Donald Trump
We’re speeding toward a climate change catastrophe — and that makes 2016 the most important election in a generation
Émile P. Torres
How the U.S. confronts climate change will shape the world for generations; neither Clinton nor Trump seems to care
Lessons of the Panama Papers: Yes, the rich are different from us — they stole our money
Andrew O'Hehir
A vast web of lies and corruption protecting the super-rich is revealed -- and it's only the tip of an evil iceberg
We are torturers and murderers: America’s first casualty of war is the Constitution
Andrew J. Bacevich
W dispensed with the Eighth Amendment; Obama with the Fifth and Fourteenth. Through it all, Congress has been MIA
This is much worse than the Panama Papers: How America became a world leader in tax avoidance
David Dayen
No Americans have been implicated in the stunning document trove detailing widespread global corruption — yet
Inside the Panama Papers: Massive leak shows just how extensive corruption is worldwide, implicating politicians, human traffickers and drug dealers
Ben Norton
One of the biggest leaks in history exposes how global elites and their relatives hide money in offshore tax havens
This is why you crave beef: Inside secrets of Big Meat’s billion-dollar ad and lobbying campaigns
Marta Zaraska
Lobbyists, contributions, subsidies, PR, advertising: Beef is what's for dinner because we're well-conditioned
What Donald Trump doesn’t know might save us: He’s unschooled, but at least he’s no American exceptionalist or neo-con ideologue
Patrick L. Smith
Forget his impractical foreign policy solutions. Trump scares elites because he is rethinking U.S. military might
Fukushima on the Hudson: How America is vulnerable to nuclear disaster
Ellen Cantarow, Alison Rose Levy
Experts say the odds of a pipeline explosion near Indian Point are 1 in 1000. Those are still too high for comfort
German historian claims leading U.S. news agency Associated Press collaborated with the Nazis
Ben Norton
Archival research suggests AP helped Hitler's regime spread anti-Semitic and anti-communist propaganda for access
It is urgent that she’s stopped: Hillary Clinton’s nightmare neoliberalism and American exceptionalism makes the world a dangerous place
Patrick L. Smith
American foreign policy has not worked for decades. Hillary believes all of its myths to her core. This is scary
Mr. Spock at the “sh*t show”: Barack Obama, the rise of Trump and a world gone crazy
Andrew O'Hehir
No, Republicans, you can't blame Obama. But our strangest, coolest president ever may have paved the way to madness
A truly bone-chilling GOP debate: Why the most sedate one yet was also the scariest
Heather Digby Parton
Last night's Republican debate was light on insults and heavy on the issues — and it was terrifying
Stripping and Starbucks — when corporations take over desire
Jessica Berson
"Once I began dancing at Diamonds, I realized that while Backstage Bill’s was a strip club, Diamonds was a brand"
The real story about Syria and Libya: Behind a new agreement with Moscow, and the insidious way the New York Times protects Hillary
Patrick L. Smith
A new accord with Moscow on Syria clears up little. And a new Times series on Clinton and Libya has a messy agenda
We’re never winning these wars: America has zero to show for its decades of bloodshed in the Middle East
Tom Engelhardt
Armed conflict in Iraq, Afghanistan and beyond hasn't brought anything close to lasting peace. Quite the opposite
This is how we spooked Putin: What the New York Times won’t tell you about the American adventure in Ukraine
Patrick L. Smith
The failure of Washington’s most adventurous power assertion in post-Cold War period can no longer be papered over
How Delaware became an American haven for “grand corruption”
Robert Hennelly
An international watchdog just called out the First State for its dangerous role in the corporate ecosystem
Dear Madeleine Albright and Gloria Steinem: Feminism demands we reject America’s deadly imperialism
Sarah Lazare
Women are the first victims of our foreign policy. Hillary can't have it both ways, and neither can her backers
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