Iranians Are Much Talked About on Sunday Morning TV, But Never Heard From
The talk shows hosted anti-Iran voices from Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan — but not Iranian officials and rarely, if ever, Iran experts.
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Hacked Emails Reveal Russian Plans to Obtain Sensitive Western Tech
A trove of emails provided to <em>The Intercept</em> detail Russian schemes to obtain a crucial component for military thermal imaging systems.
Maryland Cop Lobbyists Helped Block Reforms Just Last Month
Just weeks prior to Freddie Gray's death, police unions lobbied to crush a wave of reform bills in the Maryland legislature.
Corrected: St. Louis Grapples — and Fails to Grapple — With the Matter of Murdered Black Women
Blacks are more likely to be killed in Missouri than any other state, and five black women in St. Louis were recently killed in rapid succession. Do local police care?
As Long as the War on Terror Continues, There Will Be More Dzhokhar Tsarnaevs
Until we begin to seriously address the wars and civilian deaths cited as grievances by individuals like Tsarnaev -- grievances that are both real and potentially powerful enough to turn well-adjusted, law-abiding young men into killers -- the phenomenon of domestic terrorism will likely continue to accelerate.
Why the USA Freedom Act Is Both Desperately Important and Laughably Pathetic
How you analyze the bill depends on whether you think a baby step in the right direction is worth celebrating.
“Combat Proven”: The Booming Business of War in Israel
The wars in Gaza have devastated the population, but they've benefited weapons manufacturers looking to market their products. Inside an Israeli arms expo.
GOP Hopefuls Divided on Cotton Claim That Attack on Iran Would Be Over In "Several Days"
Lindsey Graham, Carly Fiorina and John Kasich say Tom Cotton's wrong; Ted Cruz, John Bolton and Mike Huckabee say he's right.
Nearly Two Years After Snowden, Congress Poised to Do Something — Just Not Much
NSA collection of U.S. telephone records could continue, but the agency would only get records matching "specific selector terms" it specifies.
NSA’s Google for the World’s Private Communications
One of the NSA's most powerful tools of mass surveillance makes tracking someone’s Internet usage as easy as entering an email address, and provides no built-in technology to prevent abuse.