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America on Memorial Day: Heavily armed, dangerous, unstable
Patrick L. Smith
America is powerful. We are not strong. Now is the time to understand the difference -- and to put away the myths
Russia is facing a cancer-suicide epidemic
Dan Peleschuk
Government critics, researchers and advocates all point to the country's underdeveloped healthcare system
John Kerry admits defeat: The Ukraine story the media won’t tell, and why U.S. retreat is a good thing
Patrick L. Smith
The U.S. seems to admit it overplayed its hand over Ukraine. Caving to reality is actually the best possible policy
The Dwight Eisenhower lesson America forgot
William J. Astore
In his farewell address, Ike famously warned about our military industrial complex. Now we face permanent war
Marco “Dubya” Rubio: GOP’s bright young hope promises to revive George Bush’s calamitous foreign policy
Simon Maloy
Rubio believes a strong leader with an itchy trigger finger can solve the world's problems, just like Bush didn't
The new cold war is here: Russians fear a U.S. invasion
Dan Peleschuk
A new survey by the Levada Center think tank finds 59 percent of the population sees America as a "threat"
Our clueless keyboard warriors need to simmer down about Islam: This is how the neo-cons led us to war
Jim Sleeper
From Maher to Geller and Frum, pundits want to fight back hard against Islam. This kind of talk always ends badly
Down the “Orphan Black” rabbit hole with its creators: “You’re being kept for days in a dark closet, I think your mind goes into some strange places”
Sonia Saraiya
John Fawcett and Graeme Manson sit down with Salon to talk about male clones, Helena's scorpion and Alison's pills
70 years after the end of WWII, the West is unwilling to celebrate the holiday in Russia
Jochen Hellbeck
The Soviet Union did more than any other country to defeat Nazi Germany -- a history too important to deny
The New York Times does its government’s bidding: Here’s what you’re not being told about U.S. troops in Ukraine
Patrick L. Smith
U.S. troops are now operating openly in Ukraine. The "paper of record's" "coverage" is an embarrassment, per usual
The real story behind Shinzo Abe’s visit: China, TPP and what the media won’t tell you about this state visit
Patrick L. Smith
We witness reordination of a relationship between the U.S. and Japan that should have died a bad death decades ago
“It’s not the country I imagined for you”: A letter of apology to my grandson
Tom Engelhardt
The war on terror, an apathetic electorate and state-sanctioned torture -- this is the America I'm leaving behind
“Architects of American policy towards Russia and Ukraine are destroying American national security”: Stephen F. Cohen on the truths U.S. media and politicians hide
Patrick L. Smith
Myths of American nationalism busted as our interview with noted scholar concludes
The New York Times “basically rewrites whatever the Kiev authorities say”: Stephen F. Cohen on the U.S./Russia/Ukraine history the media won’t tell you
Patrick L. Smith
There's an alternative story of Russian relations we're not hearing. Historian Stephen Cohen tells it here
Noam Chomsky: We’re facing a new Cold War
Noam Chomsky
The linguist and philosopher on the warped coverage of Putin's Russia and the ways we whitewash our war crimes
Invasive species will save us: The new way we must think about the environment now
Fred Pearce
Nature no longer congregates where we expect to find it -- so conservationists must radically rethink priorities
Neocons get desperate: The real reason why Iran deal drives the right-wing nuts
Patrick L. Smith
The GOP's screaming because they know American exceptionalism is at risk. That's a good reason to root for the deal
Rand Paul is already doomed: The simple reason why he will never, ever be president
Jeff Stein
The Kentucky senator is spectacularly ill-suited to win the Republican nomination. Here's why
“We should recognize that there are other imperialisms”: A Marxist dissident explains what the left gets wrong about Russia
Charles R. Davis
Socialist activist Ilya Budraitkis tells Salon that it's time to abandon illusions about Putin's Russia
Ukrainian leader lifts objections to vote on regional power
Yuras Karmanau
One is not born, but rather becomes, a Hillary Clinton: What Harry Reid gets wrong about women in politics
Katie McDonough
Reid thinks a Clinton win is inevitable because Americans want a lighter, feminine touch in the White House
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