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Tracking the Iranian-backed fleet that’s fueling the Assad regime.
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CHRISTIAN CARYL
How the obscenely rich are becoming the new dictators of the 21st century.
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ARGUMENT
The Syrian regime is blocking delivery of vital food, medical, and humanitarian aid. And with winter coming, thousands of lives hang in the balance.
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DAVID ROTHKOPF
How the biggest intelligence community scandal in modern memory and Washington's infamous Twitter troll expose the real D.C.
Meet the Jilted Wives, Indian Batsmen, and Russian Censors Taking On Twitter
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BY KATELYN FOSSETT
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Why Mutually Assured Espionage Doesn't Make Sense
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