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An empire in debt is at its end.
It doesn’t justify a unilateral US attack, but the Syrian government did indeed use poison gas.
The Greek government cracks down at last on the neo-Nazi group, which had become more threatening than useful.
The new Iranian president, who won big in June’s election, has a mandate to proceed with a deal.
This week: the growing viability of wind power, an investigation into fake online reviews, and the shocking treatment of Nepalese workers at the site of the 2022 World Cup.
This week: New York City’s employed homeless, the assassination of a leftist Greek rapper and the unintended consequences of urban densification.
Vast carnage in Iraq as Syrian spillover threatens to reignite Iraq’s own civil war.
A call for regional disarmament in the Middle East would bring scrutiny to Israel’s alleged nuclear weapons supply.
President Obama’s speech at the UN reflected extraordinary shifts in global politics and the possibility of a new approach to US-Iran relations.
There are plenty of reasons to intervene, including oil, and we’ll do so, says Obama.
It’s time to do something about our national gun crisis.