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How I became the poster girl for liberal agitprop
Joan Walsh
For suggesting pundits wait before declaring the ACA a train wreck, I was called a hack – and the C-word, of course
Will U.S. drone program turn the country into a pariah?
Jean MacKenzie
Chided by rights groups for the UAV bombings' civilian casualties, the US is losing its moral high ground
Germany joins chorus of U.S. allies angered by NSA spying
Natasha Lennard
Germany's Foreign Ministry summoned the U.S. ambassador over Chancellor Merkel's phone tap allegations
Healthcare.gov contractors to appear before Hill hearing
Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar, Stephanie Ohlemacher
The architects of the troubled Obamacare website will answer questions on the Hill
The right’s poisonous debt ceiling victory
Robert Reich
Republicans succeeded in one thing: Convincing Americans that the deficit is our single biggest domestic problem
Next stop, impeachment? GOP intransigence is here to stay
Elias Isquith
Despite awful poll numbers and epic shutdown defeat, it's naive to think GOP has any interest in finding the center
Jon Stewart isn’t “President Obama’s biggest problem”
Alex Pareene
The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza thinks ten minutes of jokes could doom the ACA
The scary lesson of “12 Years a Slave”: How little America has changed
Chauncey DeVega
The story still resonates when black Americans are routinely punished for seeking or attaining success
Obama calls trusted fixer to help health care site
Darlene Superville
Jeffrey Zients has a record of getting this president out of difficult situations
10 craziest right-wing statements of the week –Tea Party meltdown edition
Janet Allon
Tea Party Unity Chairman Rick Scarborough actually proposed a class action suit against "homosexuality"
Jeffrey Zients enlisted to fix healthcare exchanges
SAM MILBRATH
Zients is part of "tech surge" to get the website working properly
The next Ted Cruz: Meet the Tea Party idol who could oust a top House Republican
Josh Eidelson
Tea Party challenger Art Halvorson tells Salon that Boehner's not "man enough" to lead, and new House will oust him
Payrolls rise less than expected; jobless rate falls
SHOBHANA CHANDRA
The unemployment rate dropped to 7.2 percent, the lowest in five years
Inside “Homeland’s” real nightmare Tower of David
Alex Leff
The show's third season borrows heavily from the reporting of Jon Lee Anderson in the New Yorker
The candidate from Facebook: Silicon Valley’s march on Washington
Andrew Leonard
The tech economy elite are pouring money into Ro Khanna's campaign for Congress. What do they want in return?
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago president predicts slow taper
JEANNA SMIALEK
President Charles Evans predicts that due to the government shut down Federal Reserve will be slow to cut stimulus
Henry Louis Gates: “Since slavery ended, all political movements have been about race”
Daniel D'Addario
Henry Louis Gates on his PBS series, teaching anti-racism, and why we don't need a "conversation on race"
Birth of conservative delusion: Roger Ailes takes his revenge
Michael Goldfarb
The long road to Ted Cruz, Fox News, the Tea Party and right-wing insanity has its roots in the events of 1973
Yes, conservatives, please oust Mitch McConnell
Alex Pareene
The right is determined to rid itself of its single most effective legislative weapon. Good!
Tea Party’s new theory: Boehner sabotaged them on purpose!
Josh Eidelson
A key Tea Party leader tells Salon that Obama would've given a year-long mandate delay, but Boehner pre-surrendered
Iran talks with West, but battles over outreach
Ali Akbar Dareini, Brian Murphy
Hardline groups in Iran oppose a thaw with the west
Dollar drops and pound gains amid bets that Fed won’t slow stimulus
ANDREA WONG, EMMA CHARLTON
Investors worry that that debt-debate will put of Fed changes to its currency-debasing stimulus program
The right’s angry response to the House GOP’s collapse
Elias Isquith
The right is furious with the House GOP for folding on the debt ceiling and government shutdown
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