Arkin, William M. Online "A home for my musings and writings."
At War, blog, from the New York Times. "Notes from the front lines."
BBC - Preston's Picks: BBC editor's take on the business stories.
Daily Beast: Cheat Sheet page.
Danger Room: What's next in national security, from Wired Magazine.
Economist: Free Exchange blog.
Editors Cut: Editor's Cut. Katrina Vanden Heuvel
Foreign Affairs - Regions: Foreign Affairs page of international news.
Foreign Policy - Afpak Channel: Daily Afpak brief.
Foreign Policy: Marc Lynch.
Foreign Policy: Morning Brief.
Foreign Policy: Passport.
Global: Page of international news from The Atlantic.
Grasping Reality with Both Hands: Semi-Daily Journal by Economist Brad DeLong.
Informed Comment: Juan Cole's thoughts on the Middle East, History, and Religion.
Interesting Times: George Packer on foreign affairs, politics and books. The New Yorker.
James Fallows: 25-year veteran of the magazine and former speechwriter for Jimmy Carter.
Global Voices: Say of themselves "Global Voices aggregates, curates, and amplifies the global conversation online – shining light on places and people other media often ignore."
Loose Wire Blog: A blog created by Asia Wall Street Journal correspondent Jeremy Wagstaff. Weekly the blog take a amused look at the foibles of a world obsessed with technolgy. Helpful, useful, funny.
Mother Jones: Kevin Drum.
New Yorker, News Desk: "Notes on Washington and the world by the staff of The New Yorker."
Politico Playbook: Mike Allen's blog.
Pro Publica: "An independent, non-profit newsroom that produces investigative journalism in the public interest."
Romenesko: Romenesko's blog at Poynter. A daily update of news about the news business.
TalkingPointsMemo.com: Joshua Micah Marshall is a writer living in Washington, DC. He is a Contributing Writer for the Washington Monthly and a columnist for The Hill. His articles on politics and culture have appeared all over the place.
The Arabist: Published and maintained in Cairo, with contributions from journalists and researchers working in the region.
The Daily Maverick: News, information, analysis and opinion delivered from The Maverick's newsroom in Johannesburg, South Africa.
The Lede: The New York Times' Mike Nizza's notes on the news.
The Nation, Editor's Cut: "Thoughts on politics, current affairs, riffs and reflections on what’s in the news and what’s not--but should be."
Syria Comment: Joshua Landis' blog.
Syria: Watching Syria's War. Video from the conflict in Syria, "posts try to put the video into context." Edited by Liam Stack, New York Times.
Syria's War. Al Jazeera's spotlight page of news and features from Syria.
Think Progress: From the Center for American Progress Action Fund, which "seeks to provide a forum that advances progressive ideas and policies."
TomDispatch: Tom Engelhardt writes "for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of our post-9/11 world and a clear sense of how our imperial globe actually works".
White House Briefing: Dan Froomkin's daily round-up of what's going on in the White House, and what the press are saying about it.
Wonkette: Gawker (New York's gossip blog) for Washington, D.C. Written by Ana Marie Cox. Funny, irreverent. While you're there have a look around at the other Gawker bloggers.
TalkingPointsMemo.com: Joshua Micah Marshall is a writer living in Washington, DC. He is a Contributing Writer for the Washington Monthly and a columnist for The Hill. His articles on politics and culture have appeared all over the place.
The Arabist: Published and maintained in Cairo, with contributions from journalists and researchers working in the region.
The Daily Maverick: News, information, analysis and opinion delivered from The Maverick's newsroom in Johannesburg, South Africa.
The Lede: The New York Times' Mike Nizza's notes on the news.
The Nation, Editor's Cut: "Thoughts on politics, current affairs, riffs and reflections on what’s in the news and what’s not--but should be."
Syria Comment: Joshua Landis' blog.
Syria: Watching Syria's War. Video from the conflict in Syria, "posts try to put the video into context." Edited by Liam Stack, New York Times.
Syria's War. Al Jazeera's spotlight page of news and features from Syria.
Think Progress: From the Center for American Progress Action Fund, which "seeks to provide a forum that advances progressive ideas and policies."
TomDispatch: Tom Engelhardt writes "for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of our post-9/11 world and a clear sense of how our imperial globe actually works".
White House Briefing: Dan Froomkin's daily round-up of what's going on in the White House, and what the press are saying about it.
Wonkette: Gawker (New York's gossip blog) for Washington, D.C. Written by Ana Marie Cox. Funny, irreverent. While you're there have a look around at the other Gawker bloggers.
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