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Bibi & Boehner blow it: How they strengthened the White House’s hand
Jim Newell
The speaker and Israeli prime minister had the perfect plan to subvert diplomacy with Iran. It failed spectacularly
Rand Paul’s big foreign policy test: Can he beat back the Iran hawks?
Luke Brinker
Presidential contender dings rivals' support for tougher approach. How he could signal a larger shift
The doctrine that refuses to die: Why America will never escape its national security state
Tom Engelhardt
A depressing new report reveals the FBI is "broadening its surveillance role." Just business as usual in Washington
Distortions, lies and omissions: The New York Times won’t tell you the real story behind Ukraine, Russian economic collapse
Patrick L. Smith
International papers will cover America's role in the world honestly. Only our best paper willingly blinds itself
The art of “All right, all right, all right”: How to write a viral acceptance speech
Anna Silman
From the funny to the heartfelt to the absurd, here's how to deliver remarks people won't forget
“The result … of a political failure”: Historian Adam Tooze on why the lessons of WWI still resonate today
Elias Isquith
Celebrated Yale historian tells Salon why the world that made the Great War is hauntingly much like our own
The Indian wedding that exploded in violence
Ranbir Singh Sidhu
I grabbed my uncle before he crushed a man's skull — and learned about the fault lines at the heart of modern India
Beyond the foreign policy lies: Our compliant media and the truth about American exceptionalism
Patrick L. Smith
A new year begins, and America must resolve to do different & better. Here's a roadmap. It starts with clear eyes
Go West, young Han: How China and the new Silk Road threaten American imperialism
Pepe Escobar
High-speed railways are revolutionizing trade in Eurasia -- and could upset the global balance of power
Paging Keri Russell: Russia, Cuba and the truth about Putin the U.S. media doesn’t want you to know
Patrick L. Smith
We are making mayhem in Russia, and reality is almost the opposite of what is being described in the press
No, Putin doesn’t know how to fix Russia’s economy
Dan Peleschuk
In his latest marathon news conference, the Russian president again blames the West for his country's troubles
“Macho posturing, it turns out, makes for bad economies”: Paul Krugman slams Vladimir Putin
Luke Brinker
Russia's economic crisis shatters the myth of Putin as a strong, all-knowing leader
The chilling rise of American militarism
Tom Engelhardt
Chuck Hagel's ouster signals a shift in foreign policy. Welcome to the new Washington, where peace is a dirty word
Obama channels Dr. Stangelove: How the president learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
James Carroll
In 2009, the president promised nuclear disarmament. Five years later, our stockpile remains frightfully intact
These are lies the New York Times wants you to believe about Russia
Patrick L. Smith
Our sanctions caused Russia's downturn. They protect Big Oil, the well-connected, and make the world more dangerous
The 5 most insidious conspiracy theories of 2014
Cliff Weathers
Dick Cheney is in Obama’s head: Why U.S. foreign policy is broken
Tom Engelhardt
The American national security machinery seems incapable of handling the single threat it was built to destroy
We’re coming for Fox News: “America is a very dangerous land for women, because it has such a party as the Republican Party”
Jeffrey Tayler
Femen's Inna Shevchenko sounds off on the pope, the president, the faithful -- and one particular Fox News blowhard
New York Times propagandists exposed: Finally, the truth about Ukraine and Putin emerges
Patrick L. Smith
NATO was the aggressor and got Ukraine wrong. Many months later, the media has eventually figured out the truth
US businessman jailed in Russia over broken window
James Ellingworth, Nataliya Vasilyeva
For Obama and the Pentagon, an uneasy relationship
Julie Pace, Robert Burns
Why Ukrainians still care about Lenin
Dan Peleschuk
A year after the start of its pro-European revolution, the country is still wrestling with communist leader’s ghost
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