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Struggling governors could hurt GOP’s Senate hopes
Charles Babington, Christina A. Cassidy
Thomas Frank: “We are such losers”
Thomas Frank
Liberals yearn to believe in post-ideological blank slates -- and get disappointed every time. Will we ever learn?
Midterm campaigns’ silver lining: Simpson-Bowles gets toxic!
Jim Newell
Democrats are learning the hard way not to support plans with Social Security cuts. But at least they're learning
America’s dangerous “war” on Ebola: What we risk by letting the military call the shots
Karen J. Greenberg
The national security state is fully mobilized against the threat of Ebola — and here's why that's a problem
America’s dangerous “partisan” myth: Here’s what (and who) is really dividing us
Simon Maloy
There has been one insurmountable impediment to compromise in the Obama era, and it goes by the initials G.O.P.
Hillary Clinton makes big statement on NSA spying
Luke Brinker
The former secretary of state makes some surprising comments in a campaign stop with NSA critic Mark Udall
Reagan adviser Bruce Bartlett: Face it, Obama is a conservative
Luke Brinker
Just look at the president's record, Bartlett says. This is no progressive
The 4 weirdest things we learned about sex this week
Katie Halper
Your brain craves intercourse, boning in the ocean can be extremely dangerous and other essential life lessons
Evolution complete: President Obama backs constitutional right to marriage equality for first time
Luke Brinker
Two years after announcing marriage equality support, the president completes his evolution
Dems’ Ebola freak-out: Why the party’s defensive crouch feels a lot like 2004
Luke Brinker
Democrats are surrendering to the GOP's politics of fear. Why it's both bad politics and bad policy
“We can fight back”: Elizabeth Warren comes out swinging on midterm trail
Luke Brinker
Plus: The latest on Iowa, a key endorsement in Louisiana, POTUS hits the trail, and GOP's anti-gay message in Kan.
US airdrops arms to Kurds in Syrian town of Kobani
Robert Burns
Thomas Frank: Paul Krugman’s sloppy, wet kiss
Thomas Frank
Krugman's ode to Obama in Rolling Stone seems like the work of someone who hasn't read Krugman the last six years
Yeah, the GOP is evil and will win — but the midterms are meaningless
Andrew O'Hehir
It's the Party of Fear's turn this year, and that blows. But the cast of clowns in D.C. don't really run the show
The day Jon Stewart quit: Why “The Daily Show” isn’t the satire America needs
Jamie Kilstein, Allison Kilkenny
There was once a time when "The Daily Show" was truly groundbreaking. That isn't the case anymore
“I’m not going away”: James Risen unloads to Salon about his government foes
Elias Isquith
In historic legal fight to protect sources, embattled reporter James Risen tells Salon how he plans to fight back
7 disastrous possible outcomes of our new war with ISIS
Peter Van Buren
Worst-case scenario: America’s pan-Middle Eastern war marches into its third decade with no end in sight
Cornel West was right all along: Why America needs a moment of clarity now
Brittney Cooper
It’s sad that it's come to this. But social justice in America is officially stunted -- and there's only one answer
John Oliver and Stephen Colbert’s latest victory: Mocking GOP’s lame play for millennials
Sophia A. McClennen
Republicans tried to reach women, young voters with fancy ads. Trouble is, Oliver, Stewart and Colbert saw them too
Michelle Obama’s “Turn Down For What” Vine is the best thing you’ll see all day
Joanna Rothkopf
How many calories do you burn every time you turn up?
McConnell’s overlooked ACA lie: Lazy press coverage let McConnell get away with a whopper
Simon Maloy
"Gaffe"-obsessed reporters give Mitch McConnell a pass on his flagrantly deceptive Obamacare arguments
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