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Turkey's First Presidential Elections Were No Democracy

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My Jewish Family's Incredible Shrinking World

Synagogues from the UK to France have been defaced, and there's no sense of outrage to be found

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We Must Treat ISIS Like a State to Defeat It

Statehood carries obligations and commitments—and these expose the group to failure

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Why Kurdish Independence Is the Only Solution for the World

Even we Kurds are tired of the West rushing in to save us from Iraq. How long will the rest of the world tolerate this?

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'My People May Soon Be Gone'

It’s impossible for Christians or Muslims to truly understand life as a religious minority in the global sense, especially one as small and marginalized as the Yazidis

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Iraq War Soldier 10 Years Later: What Was It All For?

It has been almost a full decade since I’ve come back and I still don’t have an answer

By Colby Buzzell

Obama Can Ignore Public Opinion on Foreign Policy

National security works differently than domestic issues, and actually leaves the White House broad latitude to act and lead abroad--as long as its efforts produce results.

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Marco Rubio: Obama Needs to Dig In for a Fight in Iraq

ISIS's expansionist ideology will lead it to attack U.S. allies in the region and, eventually, Europe and the United States.

Congo's Presidential Entourage Investigated for Beating Protesters in U.S.

The incident was allegedly captured on video and posted on YouTube

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Why We Must Disarm the U.S.'s Unprecedented Nuclear Arsenal

The potential for so vast a massacre has never before existed.

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The Truth About Ebola

The real way to control Ebola is to stop the fear and misunderstanding

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The Upside of Putin's Warmongering

Putin’s madness has created a new Sputnik moment that should spur California into investing in science and math education

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How the United Nations Human Rights Council Unfairly Targets Israel

Curiously absent from the latest resolution is any mention of Hamas

By Ido Aharoni

In Ramallah, a Wedding Stands Against the Chaos and Hate

Israeli and Palestinian narratives insist on continuing the carnage, with neither side seeming aware of the humanity of the other

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Steven Stotsky: How Hamas Wields Gaza's Casualties as Propaganda

The terrorist group casts Israel’s military as indiscriminate and civilian deaths as disproportionate, but Hamas-affiliated fatality figures should be viewed with suspicion

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Why the Broadcasting Board of Governors Is Nothing Like RT

Media supported by the U.S. government may serve the nation's interests — but they still adhere to the highest standards of journalism.

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Malaysia Flight 17: The Unique Way the Dutch Mourn

With their innate distrust of ideology, the Dutch are strikingly different from Americans in their gut reactions.

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