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Chinese Meat Firm With Terrible Food Safety Record Buys The Largest Pork Producer In The U.S.
Scatterbrain 2013/06/01
food

China
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Newsweek Publishes Islamophobic ‘Muslim Rage’ Cover In Response To Embassy Attacks
Scatterbrain 2012/09/18
US

journalism

Islamophobia
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Romney: ‘There’s Just No Way’ To Achieve Middle East Peace
Scatterbrain 2012/09/18
Israel-Palestine

US
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Does The Rise of Islamist Groups in Afghanistan Really Threaten Russia?
Scatterbrain 2010/10/30
Afghanistan

Russia
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The Disconnect
Scatterbrain 2010/09/29
Israel-Palestine
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Fighting Corruption in Afghanistan
Scatterbrain 2010/09/16
So the regional environment doesn’t seem especially supportive of anti-corruption norms, and the evidence that the U.S. government is effective in turning this kind of situation around seems sparse

Afghanistan

corruption

US
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Delaware Senate Getting Hot
Scatterbrain 2010/09/16
My view is that that kind of partisan view is a little short-sighted. Both parties are destined to govern approximately half of the time and what matters most is the strength of progressive ideas in either party. The increasingly rigid conservatism of the GOP is a huge impediment to progressive caus

US

Election
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Delaware, Are You Aware?
Looks like Christine O’Donnell will be the Republican nominee for Delaware. That means the aggregate impact of the Delaware Senate race is likely to be Democrats holding the Senate seat and picking up the House seat Mike Castle is vacating. In the short-term, that’ll be good news for progressive politics but as I said yesterday I don’t think that kind of narrowly partisan thinking gets you very fa
Scatterbrain 2010/09/16
I don’t think that kind of narrowly partisan thinking gets you very far in the long run. Ultimately, the two-party system operates near equilibrium, and so the internal state of both parties counts.

Politics

US

Election
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“Intellectual” Honesty
Scatterbrain 2010/09/15
Talk about a low bar! When I read books or articles or columns or blogs, what I’m looking for is writers who I learn from. Dahlia Lithwick is a good columnist (and so is Michael Kinsley) because she’s usually persuasive and accurate on interesting subjects not because she’s “honest.”

journalism
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Conflicts of Interest in the Punditocracy
Scatterbrain 2010/09/15
D’Souza was the first modern conservative author to discover—the hard way—that if you want to be a pundit, there is no downside to making a reprehensible argument. The downside comes for the people who may agree with your politics but not your argument.

US

Obama

smear campaign
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Is The Worm Turning on Martin Peretz?
Scatterbrain 2010/09/14
It’s worth noting that this is hardly the only instance of such problematic commentary. The Peretz Dossier blog does a good job of illustrating that Peretz is deeply immersed in broad expressions of hostility to Arabs and Muslims as well as deeply committed to denying the legitimacy of Palestinian

US

Islam

journalist
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Rebalancing Up or Down?
Scatterbrain 2010/09/13
China

US

currency

Economy
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Blair: Cheney Wanted War With Syria
Scatterbrain 2010/09/05
Fiskと同じこと言ってる。 In a world where the United States initiates aggressive wars unilaterally, nuclear weapons become a vital source of security and responsible and patriotic leaders of all sorts of countries are going to want to at least keep the door open to WMD acquisition. [Blair]
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The Success of the Surge
Scatterbrain 2010/09/03
Iraq war

Iraq

Military

US
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Vision in Unexpected Places
Scatterbrain 2010/09/03
We do best for ourselves and for the world by focusing on commerce, education, science, and the other drivers of prosperity and ultimately America’s interactions with the world beyond our borders should be defined by culture, trade, tourism, and migration rather than invasion and occupation

Economy

US

Obama

war
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The Truth About Japan
Scatterbrain 2010/08/23
What few seem to appreciate, either inside or outside of Japan, is just how strong the resulting Japanese recovery from 2002-2008 was. It was the longest unbroken recovery of Japan’s postwar history, and, while not as strong as pre-bubble Japanese performance, was in fact stronger than the growth

Economy

Japan
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A Couple More Thoughts on Cordoba House
Scatterbrain 2010/08/18
A completely legitimate undertaking that’s being stymied out of a mixture of geographical ignorance, a slanderous attribution of collective responsibility for 9/11 to all Muslims, and political opportunism. On the other side are people standing up for non-discrimination and religious freedom

Islam

freedom of religion

US
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A Message for You, Hu Jintao
Scatterbrain 2010/08/17
But I would join James Fallows in noting that it’s China that would take the heaviest economic blow if an Israeli-Iranian war led to a major disruption of global oil supplies. The implications of Jim Hamilton’s research do forecast economic doom for the United States, but at a minimum our politi

China

Israel

Iran

US
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Winning Friends By Helping People
Scatterbrain 2010/08/15
US

Pakistan

China
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The Food Assistance Debate in India
Scatterbrain 2010/08/11
India

Poverty

food
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