Keith Wagstaff
Keith Wagstaff is a staff writer at TheWeek.com covering politics and current events. He has previously written for such publications as TIME, Details, VICE, and the Village Voice.
Latest articles by Keith Wagstaff
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How Russian missiles may ruin Syrian peace hopes
feature Israel and the U.S. are awfully angry over Bashar al-Assad's claim to have received Russian anti-aircraft missiles
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What is polonium?
feature Scientists have found an unusually high amount of the substance in Yasser Arafat's remains, reviving suspicions of murder
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4 unanswered questions from the ObamaCare hearing
feature Kathleen Sebelius got grilled by Congress. Her answers left a lot to be desired.
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The Navy's futuristic new destroyer will be helmed by a real-life Capt. Kirk
feature Plus four other reasons the state-of-the-art USS Zumwalt should terrify opposing militaries
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Why labeling obesity as a disease matters
feature The new designation could change how doctors, insurers, and the government treat obese people
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5 famous people besides Arian Foster who should offer their own IPOs
feature Athletes, pop stars, and actors could win big on the celebrity stock market
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The next hot ski destination: North Korea?
feature Tourism is unexpectedly growing in the Hermit Kingdom. But will North Korean citizens benefit?
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ObamaCare's worst-case scenario
feature The "tech surge" better work, and soon, or things could get really bad for the Affordable Care Act
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Why Apple didn't tell anybody it was selling its new iPad mini with Retina display
feature Surprise!
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What we know so far in the disturbing Hannah Anderson kidnapping case
feature Details are emerging about the abduction of a 16-year-old girl and the grisly murder of her family
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6 international responses to the NSA surveillance program
feature Americans aren't the only ones being spied on
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What would happen if the U.S. banned all Iranian oil?
feature Congress is considering harsher sanctions that could squeeze Iran out of the global oil market
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Why 1,600 years of ice melting in 25 years is a bad omen
feature A glacier in Peru has melted to levels not seen since the end of the last ice age
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Why craft beer won't lure millennials to Christianity
feature The Church-in-a-Pub sounds fun. But it probably won't change how young people feel about organized religion.
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10 things you need to know today: August 24, 2013
Daily Briefing The Fort Hood shooter is found guilty, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announces his retirement, and more
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This week at the Supreme Court: What's at stake for gay marriage
feature Rulings on Proposition 8 and DOMA could have massive implications for same-sex couples nationwide
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What's behind the U.S. military's climbing suicide rate?
feature A record 350 active-duty troops took their own lives in 2012
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5 revelations on the 'Keyser Soze' of the Edward Snowden saga
feature Meet Laura Poitras, the Oscar-nominated filmmaker who helped Snowden go public
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How bad is the Guantanamo Bay hunger strike?
feature A new op-ed by a Yemeni national shines a light on the increasingly volatile conditions inside of Gitmo
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Scientists want more money to research hangover cures
feature All of that boozing is costing us about $148 billion every year in productivity
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Banksy-mania is here, and it is terrible
feature Introducing New York City's newest tourist attraction: Street art.
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Two years later: Did Occupy Wall Street make a difference?
feature Protesters no longer camp out in Zuccotti Park. Does that mean the movement didn't accomplish anything?
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10 things you need to know today: April 20, 2013
Daily Briefing Police capture a Boston bombing suspect, the Boy Scouts reconsider their ban on gays, and more in our roundup of stories that are making news and driving opinion
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GQ's Kim Jong Il expose: 9 highlights
feature An interview with Kim Jong Il's former sushi chef reveals wild parties, Beijing Big Mac runs, and an obsession with Iron Chef
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