Friday, Nov 30, 2012 1:00 AM UTC
Did Obama reset the electoral map?
The president might have captured the majority of swing states, but the country remains divided along similar lines VIDEO
The president might have captured the majority of swing states, but the country remains divided along similar lines VIDEO
A former NFL linebacker and Rod Blagojevich's lawyer are among those possibly chasing the Congressional seat
Explaining voter fraud, Benghazi and the fiscal cliff to Fox-watching family members
Conservatives can't stop! A new Heritage study echoes Mitt's "47 percent" theme -- and gets facts and history wrong
The pundit bought the creative rights to the dystopian novel I edited, transforming it into right-wing propaganda
New York's governor might lead his party in 2016. So why won't he fight for a state Senate majority they earned?
The cinematic renegade talks about Obama, FDR, his new Showtime series and the myth of American exceptionalism
For months, our political arguments made a mess of Facebook. It's finally time to admit we just can't play nice
The libertarian hero shows his gift of inflammatory gab, bidding farewell to "psychopathic authoritarians" VIDEO
Bill O'Reilly may have surrendered, but America's dangerous divisions go deeper than party, race or religion
The Weekly Standard's Jay Cost calls on the GOP to nominate someone its base will really love -- like Richard Nixon
We may be stuck with the electoral college, but a few simple reforms would drastically improve American democracy
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