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Candidates fight for working-class voters in ads
Julie Pace
Both sides run ads in swing states aimed at courting working class voters
Lies, gaffes, taxes: Mitt can never take responsibility
Sally Kohn
The GOP candidate can never admit he's wrong. What does that say about his character?
Big Emmy wins: “Homeland,” “Modern Family”
Lynn Elber
"Mad Men" and "Breaking Bad" are pushed aside, as Claire Danes, Julie Bowen and "Game Change" are honored
Romney and Obama on “60 Minutes”
Alex Halperin
The President and challenger appeared in separate interviews on the CBS news magazine
Egypt to demonstrate more independence from U.S.
Associated Press
Mohammed Morsi told Washington D.C. that Egypt will not live by U.S. rules
Clinton calls for action at start of NYC meeting
Verena Dobnik
The Clinton Global Initiative kicks off its annual forum
What 100 years of voting looks like
Steve Kornacki, Benjamin Wheelock
Mesmerizing shifts between red and blue capture our country's massive changes -- and hardening polarization
After the chair: Clint Eastwood’s tormented legacy
Andrew O'Hehir
The iconic star is surprisingly moving in a baseball flick -- but that other recent role still stings
Is a Virginia Democrat trying to lose?
Jamelle Bouie
Tim Kaine, former governor turned Senate candidate, makes a huge unforced error
Blame Fox News, not Mitt
Jonathan Bernstein
Romney's run an awful campaign. But his real problem is most Americans reject the Fox News/Limbaugh fairy tale
Final “surge” troops leave Afghanistan
Associated Press
Security transition to Afghan forces remains troubled
Voters get mixed signals from the market
Paul Waldman
Which economic indicators matter most in a presidential election?
Obama denounces anti-Islam film on Pakistani TV
Alexander Besant
Trying to calm jangled nerves, the U.S. has begun airing ads condemning the film that rocked the Muslim world
“Professor Warren’s” lesson
Steve Kornacki
By the end of her first debate with Scott Brown, she learned how to hit him where it hurts
Herman Cain: I’d be beating Obama
Jillian Rayfield
Herman Cain says he'd have a "substantial" lead if he were the nominee
Stiglitz’s plea for compassionate capitalism
Lynn Parramore
At a recent talk, the Nobel Prize-winner asks: Can the ideology of capitalism bend to justice and love?
Has America become an oligarchy?
Lewis Lapham
The 2012 presidential campaign will cost close to $2.5 billion dollars -- most of it financed by the obscenely rich
Alabama GOP chairman goes birther
Jillian Rayfield
The Republican said he thought a film espousing an even crazier birther idea is "absolutely frightening"
Poll: Pro-choice stance aids Obama
Irin Carmon
A new survey finds no evidence anyone was "alienated" by the vocally pro-choice Democratic National Convention
Chabon on race, sex, Obama: “I never wanted to tell the story of two guys in a record store”
Andrew O'Hehir
The Pulitzer winner and early Obama backer felt blacks had become invisible to him. The result: "Telegraph Avenue"
Obama boosted by upbeat housing reports, new polls
David Espo
The Obama campaign is riding high on the latest polling
Lawmakers to hear from “gun-walking” investigator
Pete Yost
The Justice Department's inspector general will testify on the "Fast and Furious" scandal
Mitt can’t ignore the 47 percent
Steve Kornacki
To win back the Senate, the GOP will need some of the Obama voters Romney disparaged on tape
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