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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
GOP’s Benghazi nightmare: How they intend to repurpose the entire government over idiocy
Simon Maloy
Conservatives know in their hearts that Benghazi is a huge coverup -- no matter what the evidence says
We are the terrorists too: Thomas Friedman and John Kerry are misleading you about the Middle East
Patrick L. Smith
The New York Times and the administration are spinning post-Arab Spring era. Let's set the facts straight
Why a Republican Congress might actually be the end of the world
Michael Klare
Keystone XL may be dead for now, but it's only one of several measures that would put the planet in grave danger
What really happened in Beijing: Putin, Obama, Xi — and the back story the media won’t tell you
Patrick L. Smith
Ukraine, Iran's nukes, the price of oil: There are ties worthy of a Bourne film, if the media connected the dots
America’s post-midterm inferno: Tea Party garbage, media nonsense and economic hell
Robert Hennelly
Our notion of American exceptionalism and superpower status is blinding us to reality. Here's what we need to admit
Diaspora is good for the Jews
Alan Wolfe
It's been heresy to validate life outside Israel, but it's possible for Jews to be secure, successful as a minority
Vladimir Putin: Soviet pact with Hitler wasn’t so bad
Timothy McGrath
The Russian president defends the decision to make Poland part of Nazi Germany's sphere of influence
Noam Chomsky on Russia: “The worst-case scenario, of course, would be a nuclear war”
Sarah Gray
The cognitive scientist and political activist spoke to RT about many global issues
The New York Times doesn’t want you to understand this Vladimir Putin speech
Patrick L. Smith
The Russian leader delivers an important foreign policy address we should consider. The Times botches it badly
“Have we forgotten how beautiful it is to be on fire for justice?”
Patrick L. Smith
No matter the country, our foreign policy seems to make the same mistake over and over. What's behind this pattern?
7 things McDonald’s really wants you to forget
Martha Rosenberg
The fast-food giant has a checkered history of abusing the environment -- and its workers
Expelled Nazis paid millions in Social Security
David Rising, Randy Herschaft, Richard Lardner
Rick Perry’s demented world order: Why this man can get nowhere near the White House
Heather Digby Parton
The presidential wannabe went overseas to tell the world what he thinks America's role in it is. Brace yourself
Obama’s stealth oil wars
Michael Klare
The U.S. government is increasingly using sanctions to choke off energy-producing states it deems a hostile threat
They won, we lost: How corruption became America’s national pastime
Janine Wedel
How the nation's corporate elite "extorts hard working people for their own political and financial gains"
We live in the most peaceful period in human history… wait, what?
Joanna Rothkopf
A new video explains the war paradox
Bobby Jindal’s foreign policy farce: Inside a dopey pre-presidential routine
Jim Newell
Louisiana governor is latest presidential possibility to "lay out his foreign policy vision." Hint: it's hawkish
We’ve corporatized the planet: The unseemly secret about America’s foreign policy
Patrick L. Smith
In Ukraine, however, these efforts seem to have failed. Here's why that's a good thing
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