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News
Updated May 26, 2015 - 11:27 PM EDT
Clinton Foundation Donors Got US Arms Deals
Obama, Rand Paul Face Off Over the Patriot Act
 
  Congress Leaders Push for NSA Deal During Recess
  Kentucky Conflict? Paul, McConnell Start to Clash
Militias See Quick Victory as Iraq Attacks Ramadi
 
  Iran Blames US for Ramadi Loss: US Has No Will to Fight ISIS
  US Does Damage Control After Defense Chief's Remarks on Iraq
Syrian Warplanes Pound ISIS in Ancient Palmyra
 
  Turkey: US Agrees 'in Principle' to Air Support for Syria Rebel Force
Houthis Lose Yemen City to Secessionist Militia
Israel Foreign Ministry Split Among 6 Ministers
Taliban Denies Reports of Secret Peace Talks in China
Viewpoints
Israel Built on Stolen Land  by Dan Sanchez
Tell the Persian Gulf States to 'Go Fish'  by Ivan Eland
America on Memorial Day: Heavily Armed, Dangerous, Unstable  by Patrick L. Smith
The Cost of Secrecy  by Waqas Mirza
Scaremongering About the Patriot Act Sunset  by Jameel Jaffer
US Soldiers Died for Empire and Hegemony  by Jacob G. Hornberger

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Why the Last of the JFK Files Could Embarrass CIA
Over 180,000 Marine Mammals May Die in US Navy's Arctic War Games
4 Airlines Named in Anonymous Phone Threats
Owner of Pressure Cooker in Washington Bomb Scare Apologizes
Mexico Denies 42 Suspected Gang Members Were Executed by Police
 
Iraq
Kurdish Rebels Declare Truce; 86 Militants Killed Across Iraq
PM: Iraq Will Take Back Ramadi 'in Days'
Iraq Deputy PM: Ramadi 'Surprised All of Us'
Biden Honors Iraqi Troops After SecDef Comments
Canada Says Iraqi Forces Must Become Much More Effective
Iran
Iran General: US Has No Will to Fight ISIS
Iran Hopes Sanctions Will Be Lifted by December
Iran Declares 'Successful' End of Negotiations With Russia on S-300
Iran Will Need to Spend Most of Any Post-Sanctions Windfall at Home
Israel/Palestine
Israel Navy Fire Wounds Palestinian Fisherman Off Gaza Coast
Israel Ex-PM Ehud Olmert Given Prison Sentence
Netanyahu Names New Director of Israeli Foreign Ministry
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Shi'ites Hold Mass Funeral for Bombing Victims
Europe
NATO and Nordics Hold Sub-Arctic Wargames
Belarus President, 'Europe's Last Dictator,' Flirts With the West
Russia Begins Massive Air Force Exercise
Andrzej Duda Elected Poland's New President
Australia
Australia Appoints Anti-Terror Chief
 
Afghanistan
Afghan Official: 19 Police, 7 Soldiers Dead in Ongoing Siege
Taliban Truck Bomb Hits Government Offices in Southern Afghanistan, Wounds 76
Taliban Denies Holding Peace Talks in China
Pakistan
Son of Pakistan's President Escapes Bomb Attack in Country's Southwest That Killed 3 People
Pakistani Taliban Killed in Clash With Forces
Asia
China Lodges Complaint With US Over Spy Plane Flight
Monk Dubbed 'Buddhist bin Laden' Targets Myanmar's Persecuted Muslims

Militants Target Telecoms in Indian Kashmir, One Dead

Philippines Seeks Stronger Commitment From US in South China Sea Dispute
Bangladesh Bans Islamist Group Accused of Blogger Attacks
Turkmenistan Unveils Massive Gold-Leaf Statue of President
Sudan
Sudan Government Cracks Down on Newspapers Over 'Rape' Story
Currency Collapse, Famine Loom as Fighting Continues in South Sudan
Burundi
Opposition Breaks Off Burundi Peace Talks Over Killing of Leader
Demonstrator Shot Dead as Protests Erupt Outside Burundi Capital
Africa
Libyan Power Station Shuts Down for Lack of Fuel After Oil Tanker Attack
Allegations Against French Peacekeepers Highlight Obstacles in Addressing Abuse
 
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Justin Raimondo
5/25/2015
In Memoriam: Our Old Republic

Dan Sanchez
5/26/2015
Shapen in Dispossession

Ivan Eland
5/26/2015
Tell the Persian Gulf States to 'Go Fish'

Lucy Steigerwald
5/22/2015
Rand Paul and the Tripartisan Case for Optimism

Nebojsa Malic
3/05/2015
Not Quite Goodbye

David R. Henderson
12/16/2014
Questioning the Powerful

Ran HaCohen
8/02/2014
Yet Another War of Deceit

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