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Liberals let Obama get away with unconstitutional actions

David K. Shipler
The president's deplorable record on privacy and kill lists is an affront to our values. Liberals just shrug it off

Gingrich supporters warned of a third Obama term

Jillian Rayfield
An email mistakenly sent to Newt's followers said that Obama will win this year, but 2016 is the real problem

Want a strong economy? Vote Democrat

Larry M. Bartels
If you think jobs, prosperity and income growth over the long term are important, your choice is easy

Elie Wiesel to write book with Barack Obama

Prachi Gupta
The Nobel Prize–winning author and Holocaust survivor talks about his friendship with the president

Why Obama/Romney will win/lose

Thomas F. Schaller
Mitt has it in the bag! No, Obama! Depending on whom you're listening to, both candidates are winning -- and losing

Akin and Mourdock double down on rape talk

Mary Elizabeth Williams
As the election draws near, two candidates deploy women to preach their disturbing antiabortion message

Eric Benet: Crooning about love, tweeting about Obama

Irin Carmon
The man best known as Halle Berry's ex has a lot to say about class, race, women's rights and Election 2012

Egypt: America’s ally no more

Erin Cunningham
Romney blames Obama for alienating the Middle Eastern country, but the fissure between the two nations runs deeper

US officials counter reports on Benghazi attack

Lolita C. Baldor
Intelligence officials fight claims that CIA failed to respond quickly or efficiently

Joseph Stiglitz: “Romney’s plan is based on magic”

Andrew Leonard
Nobel-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz -- an Obama critic -- says Romney's cuts would be disastrous

Mitt hits the panic button

Alex Seitz-Wald
Romney's campaign says he's winning, but a series of wildly dishonest ads suggest he's growing desperate

Bloomberg endorses Obama, citing climate change

Jillian Rayfield
The New York City mayor said global warming and the devastation of Hurricane Sandy influenced his decision

Can a centrist win in Arizona?

Jamelle Bouie
Richard Carmona is running a surprisingly successful Senate campaign -- free of ideological rhetoric

Retailer pressures workers to take anti-Obama “civics course”

Adele M. Stan
A program linked to Americans for Prosperity has been spoon-feeding propaganda to Menards employees

Subway creaks back into service

Meghan Barr, Adam Geller
In Manhattan, the trains only ran north of 34th Street, unable to travel through flooded tunnels downtown

Independents won’t save Mitt

Steve Kornacki
Romney backers keep hoping his lead among independents means undecided voters will break his way. It's an illusion

New Jersey agonizes over whether to rebuild shore

Geoff Mulvihill, Maryclaire Dale
Environmentalists and planners urged the state to think carefully about redeveloping the shoreline

Secret socialist or grand bargainer?

Alex Pareene
A second term would likely look familiar -- and again depend upon how Obama chooses to deal with the GOP House

Ultimate Christie conspiracy

Alex Pareene
Breitbart.com has one whopper of a theory as to why the New Jersey governor has praised Obama so effusively

GM also disputes Romney on auto jobs

Jillian Rayfield
Romney continues to get hammered for falsely claiming that GM and Chrysler are moving production to China

Dark money tied to meth house

Kim Barker, Rick Young, Emma Schwartz
Montana authorities are investigating the activities of Western Tradition Partnership, a social welfare nonprofit

Obama to visit storm victims as campaign rolls on

Nedra Pickler, Charles Babington
The President plans to resume campaigning on Thursday, after taking time off to visit victims of the hurricane

Storm-struck region struggles to return to normality

Adam Geller
Restoring ordinary routines may take many more days

Obama opens doors to progress, Romney slams them shut

Todd Gitlin
With the president in office, progress -- however incremental -- remains possible. With Mitt, forget about it
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