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Why Obama and Romney really do see the world differently
Kevin Mattson
Don't be fooled by the moderate Mitt of last night's debate. His worldview is radically different from Obama's
Will Virginia swing the election?
Jamelle Bouie
Ohio and Florida get most of the press, but the road to the White House could very well run through Virginia Beach
Trans-Pacific Partnership: The biggest trade deal you’ve never heard of
Matt Stoller
A huge but little-known trade agreement could transform America's foreign relations. What it is and why it matters
Brand USA takes a hit
Natasha Lennard
Study assessing international perception of countries as brands finds US in increasingly poor global standing
Obama and Romney try, fail to disagree
Michael Lind
Predictably, consensus reigned at last night's debate: Foreign policy is usually a bipartisan affair
Politics’ Hollywood 40
Prachi Gupta
In dueling slideshows, the ultimate list of celebrity endorsements
America’s supersized elections
Tom Engelhardt
The debate cycle has mercifully come to a close, but campaign big business is here to stay -- democracy be damned
The debate’s biggest loser: Memes
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Horses and bayonets" scored, but somehow the party was just less fun
Obama lowers the boom
Jamelle Bouie
The president finished the debate season with a definitive win. But will it matter?
NDAA protest hits Twitter during debate
Natasha Lennard
While the presidential candidates stayed silent on the act, Anonymous helped trend #stopNDAA
A last-ditch pitch to women
Irin Carmon
Obama and Romney threw in as many references to women as possible, just in case
Mitt’s disappearing act
Steve Kornacki
The GOP nominee knew there was no way for him to win the foreign policy debate, and it really showed
Child of CNN employee also undecided voter, CNN reports
Alex Pareene
The daughter of GOP operative Alex Castellanos has opinions about politics, and one network deems this newsworthy
Quit bashing Beijing — China’s rise is good for America
Donald Gross
Blaming the rising power for our troubles is dangerous and just plain dumb: The U.S. needs a strong China
No debate on climate change
Andrew Leonard
Next question, please: A new report reinforces global warming's primacy as a foreign policy issue
Foreign policy: Is Mitt running as Dubya or Obama — or both?
Sally Kohn
Will Mitt Romney's foreign policy resemble Obama's or Bush's, or both? He probably doesn't know himself
In race to 270, it may come down to 106 counties
Mike Schneider
The race may come down to the 106 counties that Bush won in '04 and Obama won in '08
Obama immigration stance locks in Hispanic support
Nicholas Riccardi
The Obama campaign is counting on the Hispanic vote to win in Nevada and other swing states
McGovern candidacy a cultural landmark
Hillel Italie
Iconic rock stars and activists in the 70s were strong supporters of McGovern
Our terribly confused moderates
Alex Pareene
Centrists like David Brooks and Michael Bloomberg keep backing Republicans who simply don't share their views
George McGovern dies at age 90
Kristi Eaton, Walter R. Mears
He was a life-long liberal who tried to unseat Nixon, "the most corrupt president in history"
Fox News cost Mitt the debate
Jonathan Bernstein
Romney stumbled on Libya because the GOP is reliant on a right-wing media machine that has no ideas, just scandals
Green Party candidate Jill Stein: “90 million people have no one to vote for”
Alex Seitz-Wald
Jill Stein says the president is "Etch-a-sketching" as much as Romney, even on women's issues and the environment
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