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Updated April 29, 2013 - 11:15 PM EDT
Military Action Against Syria Could Backfire
 
  Six Killed in Failed Assassination Attempt Against Syrian PM
  Syria's Neighbors Fear US War Would Mean Spillover Violence
  UK's Military Chief Warns Intervention in Syria Risks All-Out War
  Syrian Missiles Hit Jordan: No Casualties
Iraqi Army Losing Hold on North as Troops Desert
 
  5 Car Bombs Rock Shi'ite Areas in Iraq, Killing 36
  Iraq Suspends 10 TV Stations for 'Sectarianism'
Recruiter Who 'Led Tsarnaev on Path to Jihad'
 
  Report: 'Misha' Denies Any Link to Boston Bomb Plot
  Boston Bomb Suspects' Parents Retreat to Village, Cancel US Trip
  Boston Suspects' Uncle Was Married to CIA Officer's Daughter
Libya Faces Growing Islamist Threat
 
  Libyan Foreign Ministry Surrounded by Men With Anti-Aircraft Guns
CIA's 'Bags of Cash' Fueled Afghan Corruption
Former Mossad Chief Defends Efforts to Block Iran War
Spending on 'Homeland Security' Exceeds Cost of New Deal
Army Says No to More Tanks, but Congress Insists
Eight More Killed as Pakistan's Election Remains Target
Viewpoints
I Could Justify Fighting in Afghanistan – Until the Boston Bombing  by Thomas Gibbons-Neff
Propaganda and Censorship: The Hollywood Industrial Complex  by Sean A. McElwee
Chomsky on Obama's Attack on Civil Liberties  by Mike Stivers
Liberty Was Also Attacked in Boston  by Ron Paul
277 Million Boston Bombings  by Robert Scheer
CISPA Is Dead. Now Let's Do a Cybersecurity Bill Right  by Julian Sanchez

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Frontline
Russian Forces Kill Two Suspected Dagestan Rebels
Mother of Bomb Suspects Found Deeper Spirituality
Lawmaker: FBI Checking Training Angle in Bombing
Tsarnaev's Contacts on Russian Trip Draw Scrutiny
Canada Fury at Sri Lanka Choice for Commonwealth Talks
New Look at a CIA Officer's Death
Pirate Party Sails Into Iceland Parliament
 
Syria
Syria Denies Use of Chemical Weapons: 'US in Hysteria' Over Rebel Losses
Sen. McCaskill Refuses to Rule Out Deploying US Troops to Syria
Lawmakers Call for Stronger US Action in Syria
Israel Says It's Not Asking US to Intervene in Syria
13-Year-Old Killed by Syrian Fire at Lebanon Border
Syrian Rebels Attack Military Airports Across Country, Opposition Says
Christian Refugees in Syria Forced Back to Iraq by War
Israel/Palestine
Israel Strikes Gaza Targets in Response to Rocket
Olmert Accuses PM of Exaggerating on Iran Nukes
Livni Bashes Proposed Referendum on Peace Deal
Abbas Threatens to Appeal Israeli Building to ICC
Olmert: Two-State Solution Is Crucial to Israel as a Jewish and Democratic State
Palestinian Detainee Escapes, Unnoticed by Border Guard Officers
NGO Ranks Israel Low on Marriage Freedom
French Court: Jerusalem Rail Does Not Violate International Law
Iraq
Seven Iraqis Killed as Gov't Cuts Off Satellite Television Stations
4 Iraqi Soldiers Killed at Sunni Checkpoint
Army Arrests Clan Elder in Mosul
United Arab Emirates
US Rights Report 'Was Unbalanced', Says UAE Minister
Mexico
US and Mexico, Amid Drug War, Spurn an Informant
Mexican Journalists, Rights Groups March Against Attacks in Which Scores Have Been Slain
 
The War at Home
Ricin Case Resembles a Mississippi Tall Tale
Dozens of Air Shows Cancel Without Military Jets
Female Soldier Who Fled US to Avoid Iraq War Faces Trial
Muslim Group Says Spray-Painting of Oklahoma Mosque May Be Boston Backlash
Afghanistan
Taliban Kill Three Police in Afghan 'Spring Offensive'
A Day Dedicated to Marking an Afghan Victory, Lamenting the Outcome
Air Force Advisers Remember Deadly Insider Attack of 2011
For Afghan Policewomen, Danger Often Comes From Colleagues
Loss of US Air Power a Worry in Afghanistan
Departing French Envoy Has Frank Words on Afghanistan
Pakistan
Pre-Poll Bloodshed Kills Eleven
Imran Asks Taliban to Stop Killing People
North Korea
North Korea Expected to Indict American
In North Korea, the State-Run News Agency Is the Weapon of Choice
Egypt
Egypt Rejects Mubarak Release Request
Report: Police in 2 Egypt Provinces Protesting
Africa
Dozens of French Forces Leave Northern Malian Town of Timbuktu for Gao
Sudanese Protesters Stone Government Convoy After Rebel Attack
Italy
2 Military Police Officers Are Shot as Italy's Government Is Sworn In
 
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Columnists

Justin Raimondo
4/29/2013
Imperial America and the End of Progressivism

Nebojsa Malic
4/26/2013
Consenting to Rape

Philip Giraldi
4/25/2013
What Has Bibi Been Doing?

Ivan Eland
4/24/2013
Government Response to Terrorism Needs to Be Dialed Down

Kelley B. Vlahos
4/23/2013
People Vanishing from Iraq War History

David R. Henderson
3/13/2013
Rand’s Stand

Ran HaCohen
3/04/2013
Purim and Genocidal Phantasies

Charles V. Peña
6/15/2012
Cyberwar for Me but Not for Thee
Additional Contributors
Ehsan Ahrari
Doug Bandow
Uri Avnery
Matthew Barganier
Patrick J. Buchanan
Juan Cole
Jonathan Cook
Christopher Deliso
Tom Engelhardt
Joshua Frank
Aaron Glantz
Leon Hadar
Jorge Hirsch
Scott Horton
Jeff Huber
Dahr Jamail
Kathy Kelly
William S. Lind
Jim Lobe
Sascha Matuszak
Ray McGovern
Thomas Gale Moore
Brendan O'Neill
Rep. Ron Paul
John Pilger
Murray Polner
Gareth Porter
Gordon Prather
Charley Reese
Paul Craig Roberts
Mark Rothschild
Michael Scheuer
Norman Solomon
Paul Sperry
Joseph Stromberg
Jon Basil Utley
Jude Wanniski
Teresa Whitehurst
Andy Worthington
 
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