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How the Political Media’s Twitter Obsession Trivializes the News

How the Political Media’s Twitter Obsession Trivializes the News How the Political Media’s Twitter Obsession Trivializes the News

Eric on the Science of Springsteen; and Reed on the perverse influence of Twitter on our political conversations.

Sep 6, 2013 / Eric Alterman and Reed Richardson

What Can We Learn From the Opening Game of the NFL Season? Actually, a Lot What Can We Learn From the Opening Game of the NFL Season? Actually, a Lot

Last night's Ravens-Broncos game displayed moments that will be a common thread throughout the season.

Sep 6, 2013 / Dave Zirin

Bernie Sanders: Billions for ‘Another War,’ but No Money for Needs at Home

Bernie Sanders: Billions for ‘Another War,’ but No Money for Needs at Home Bernie Sanders: Billions for ‘Another War,’ but No Money for Needs at Home

Vermont's senator, Bernie Sanders says, "I fear very much that US involvement in another war in the Middle East, and the cost of that war, will make it even harder fo...

Sep 6, 2013 / John Nichols

A Modest Proposal to Bomb Both Sides in Syria

A Modest Proposal to Bomb Both Sides in Syria A Modest Proposal to Bomb Both Sides in Syria

The US must send a message not only to Assad, but also to the Syrian opposition.

Sep 6, 2013 / Jon Wiener

Grammatical Strictures Grammatical Strictures

On the grammar and syntax of cryptic clues

Sep 5, 2013 / Joshua Kosman and Henri Picciotto

The US Military’s Pivot to Africa

The US Military’s Pivot to Africa The US Military’s Pivot to Africa

The startling size, scope, and growth of US operations on the African continent.

Sep 5, 2013 / Nick Turse

Chris Hayes Comes Out Against Military Action in Syria

Chris Hayes Comes Out Against Military Action in Syria Chris Hayes Comes Out Against Military Action in Syria

With lawmakers preparing to cast their votes on Syria, Chris Hayes explains where he stands. 

Sep 5, 2013 / Chris Hayes

On Privatization’s Cutting Edge

On Privatization’s Cutting Edge On Privatization’s Cutting Edge

Chicago’s parking meter deal doesn’t just sell off city assets—it uconstitutionally sells off the city’s very power to police itself.

Sep 5, 2013 / Rick Perlstein

The Senate’s ‘Limited’ Authorization Is Full of Holes

The Senate’s ‘Limited’ Authorization Is Full of Holes The Senate’s ‘Limited’ Authorization Is Full of Holes

On Wednesday, the Foreign Relations Committee passed an imprecise resolution authorizing the use of force in Syria. 

Sep 5, 2013 / Zoë Carpenter

Obama’s Syria War Is Really About Iran and Israel

Obama’s Syria War Is Really About Iran and Israel Obama’s Syria War Is Really About Iran and Israel

Why not get Russia and Iran involved in a cease-fire and UN plan instead?

Sep 5, 2013 / Bob Dreyfuss

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