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Go away, Dick Cheney: An old man and the “liberation” he unleashed 11 years ago
Marcy Wheeler
It’s not just that we should ignore him. We must now focus on everything he wants to distract us from
Pundits’ “disaster” fetish: Behind the rush to declare Obama’s presidency over
Simon Maloy
Attention, Chuck Todd and Ron Fournier: Presidencies are killed by bad policies, not bad polls
Canada approves pipeline connecting tar sands to Pacific coast
Lindsay Abrams
The pipeline, if built, would allow Canada to expand its oil exports to China
5 political crises that threaten the global economy
Thomas Mucha
While you're glued to the World Cup, the planet is burning. Here are just a few conflicts worth monitoring
2016 campaign checklist: Joe Biden
Josh Lederman
Director Paul Haggis’ raw, painful confession
Andrew O'Hehir
The director of the Oscar-sweeping "Crash" tries to recapture lost magic with an odd, earnest 3-way love story
America entering dangerous new age: The post-constitutional era
Peter Van Buren
Our speech is being monitored. Our lawmakers work in secret. It's a brave new world
Sorry, George W. Bush, but this whole mess is still your fault
Paul Rosenberg
GOP wants to pin Iraq on Barack Obama. Perhaps they need a simple refresher in the real history of the last decade
Obama drafting LGBTQ job protections executive order while Congress stalls on ENDA
Katie McDonough
The order would ban workplace discrimination against LGBTQ employees of federal contractors
Monica Wehby’s overhyped disaster: Why the Republican’s falling flat in Oregon
Simon Maloy
Too much faith in Obamacare's toxicity led the right to call Wehby the Democrats' "worst nightmare." Not quite
A fissure in the dam of political reality: How Eric Cantor’s defeat foreshadows the coming apocalypse
Andrew O'Hehir
For what could be a portrait of our own societal collapse, look to Robert Pattinson's dystopian drama "The Rover"
NRA’s “really big problem”: Why it’s dependent on a dwindling fringe
Elias Isquith
Gun lobby is now reliant on an increasingly radical right-wing sect -- and that spells trouble, an expert explains
Romney: All US fought for in Iraq could vanish
Michelle L. Price, Ken Thomas
Clinton’s real “hard choice”: Bypass the media — or learn to master it
Joan Walsh
From a tense NPR interview to her carefully crafted book, we learned this week about the major task that awaits her
GOP civil war explodes anew: Raging tension amid bitter fight to lead House
Simon Maloy
Cantor's fall gives Kevin McCarthy a shot at power. But the Tea Party has an opening -- and it's not passing it up
Eric Cantor got what he deserved: A political fraud’s stunning demise
Joan Walsh
Immigration foes killed the majority leader, as they’ll kill the GOP. It couldn’t happen to a more swell guy
2016 campaign checklist: Chris Christie
Steve Peoples
Presidential checklist: jockeying for position
Calvin Woodward
Drudge’s new fixation: Eric Cantor and the right’s frenzied paranoia
Jim Newell
Eric Cantor should beat his primary challenger tonight, but the anti-immigration crowd has already made its point
Fox News foments another violent outbreak: From Cliven Bundy to Jerad Miller, words matter
Joan Walsh
Five years after I clashed with O’Reilly about his network’s dangerous rhetoric, it's still promoting extremism
GOP’s new bribery scandal: How dirty will they get to mess with Obamacare?
Jim Newell
Virginia GOP's corrupt plan to block the Medicaid expansion makes the "Cornhusker Kickback" look like child's play
What happens if Democrats hold their convention in Brooklyn?
Jim Newell
In addition to making Chuck Schumer very happy, here's why it won't be the strategic error skeptics claim
Ted Cruz’s Reagan strategy: What’s behind his sinister plan for 2016
Heather Digby Parton
By Cruz's telling, the Tea Party of 2016 is like the conservative movement of 1980. There's just one problem
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