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The Obama Administration’s Litany of Email Scandals
The investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email address while secretary of state is the latest in a string of email related scandals that have plagued the White House.
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In About-Face, Chinese Censors Nix Coverage of Environmental Film
As suddenly as it began, the national conversation about pollution in China has been scrubbed.
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West Threatens New Sanctions Against Russia
U.S. and European policymakers are meeting to craft new restrictions, but it's unclear what Russian action would prompt them.
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Don’t Get Caught Up in the Air Pollution Hype
Sure, the haze and smog problems of the developing world are awful. But they have little to do with climate change.
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Why Bibi Let It Ride in Washington
It’s too early to say whether Netanyahu’s bravado bought him votes in the Israeli election or time on the Iran deal. But if his speech pays off, it’s gonna pay off big.
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Russia Mulls Lifting European Food Import Ban for Greece
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Ukraine Authorities: More Than A Dozen Dead in Mine Explosions
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Ukraine Needs US to Buy Arms on World Market
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Chinese Military Intelligence Chief Held in Graft Inquiry
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UK seeks to help Turkey with foreigners headed for Syria
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Security forces liberate areas east of Tikrit
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Kiev Begins Second Stage of Withdrawing Heavy Arms in East Ukraine
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Russian Military Unveils Revolutionary Electronic Warfare System
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Mugabe’s New Best Friends in Brussels
Why is Europe suddenly cozying up to Zimbabwe’s nonagenarian kleptocrat?
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While at CIA, Petraeus Lied to FBI About Sharing Classified Info
The former celebrity general, a favorite of two presidents, is pleading guilty to mishandling secret information.
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Is innovation the product of inevitable progress -- or unique genius?
Is innovation the product of inevitable progress—or unique genius?
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Welcome to Modicare
India spends next to nothing on public health, and its new prime minister is cutting even deeper. Can the rural clinics that serve the country's poorest survive?
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Like ‘Just Say No,’ but With More Kalashnikovs
Militants in Ukraine’s breakaway republics are rounding up dealers, addicts, and even social workers in a ruthless war on drugs that threatens to send HIV rates skyrocketing.
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China’s National Conversation on Pollution Has Finally Begun
An "Inconvenient Truth"-style documentary has hundreds of millions suddenly talking.
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Bad Chinese Statistics: Panda Census Edition
New data shows China's panda population to be growing. Can the numbers be trusted?
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Obama’s Bay of Pigs
The ad-hoc plan to arm the Syrian rebels is looking eerily similar to the United States' most infamous foreign policy misadventure.
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Laser Bears and Occupants: These Are the Masterpieces of Delusional Russian Propaganda
A pair of propaganda videos provide a pure expression of the Russo-nationalist id.
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Bibi Blows Up the Special Relationship
Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Washington has exposed the dysfunction at the core of the U.S.-Israel alliance. That isn’t such a bad thing.
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That Secret Iranian ‘Nuclear Facility’ You Just Found? Not So Much.
Iran’s most notorious dissident group loves luring gullible U.S. officials and journalists into seeing a bomb factory beneath every building in Tehran. Dig a little deeper, sheeple.
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The Future of War: Adios, Clausewitz
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The Top Threat to the United States? Take Your Pick.
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In About-Face, Chinese Censors Nix Coverage of Environmental Film
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The U.S. Government Should Pay Anonymous in Bitcoin to Fight ISIS
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A Silver Lining in Netanyahu’s Thundering Speech
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Bibi Blows Up the Special Relationship
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U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Injured in Attack
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The Obama Administration’s Litany of Email Scandals
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Iranian Foreign Minister: ‘Very Close’ to a Nuclear Deal
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Why Bibi Let It Ride in Washington
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In About-Face, Chinese Censors Nix Coverage of Environmental Film
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Don’t Get Caught Up in the Air Pollution Hype
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OVERCLASSIFIED: Throwing the Book at Petraeus and Tossing Out the PGP Key
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Introducing the 2015 Lionel Gelber Finalists. Today’s Nominee: Serhii Plokhy
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The Top Threat to the United States? Take Your Pick.
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The Exchange: Walter Isaacson and Megan Smith Talk Tech
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