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“Ides of March”: Clooney and Gosling’s Oedipal struggle
Andrew O'Hehir
Idealism and politics as usual -- plus two smokin' stars -- square off in the thought-provoking "The Ides of March"
Erin Burnett: Voice of the People
Glenn Greenwald
Finacial reporters revere Wall Street as much as national security reporters revere military and CIA officials
The art of winning by losing
Steve Kornacki
Obama's fight over jobs with Eric Cantor and the GOP is doomed. But it just might save his presidency
The logic of the media’s Christie fixation
Steve Kornacki
The press was right not to take "no" for an answer -- even though Christie said it over and over
The unfree speech movement
Gary Kamiya
U.C. Berkeley’s response to a student satire on affirmative action shows the campus isn’t ready to talk about race
The carnage Chris Christie leaves behind
Steve Kornacki
You'd never know how vulnerable Obama really is from the farce that the GOP race has become
Herman Cain, now tied with Perry in polls, backtracks on “insensitive” claim
Alex Pareene
The surging former pizza magnate doesn't think that rock with the racist word is such a big deal anymore
Right-wing backlash against Occupy Wall St. begins
Justin Elliott
Fox News and the opinion-makers of the conservative movement mobilize against the Occupy Wall Street protesters
Underdogs should stick together
Joan Walsh
President Obama said he's the 2012 underdog, and I hope that means he'll band together and fight the overdogs
Breitbart shock: Obama was in same place at same time as New Black Panthers
Alex Pareene
Right-wingers once again try to connect the president to a fringe group of laughable conservative boogeymen
The little recession that shouldn’t
Andrew Leonard
Car sales surged in September and construction spending rose, but Washington is still steering for disaster
The global battle for gay rights
Kevin Douglas Grant
The fight between LGBT advocates and their better-funded, religiously motivated foes is coming to a head
Anita Perry, closet liberal?
Nina Burleigh
Not quite. The spouse of the stumbling front-runner embodies the decent conservatism he has left behind
Obama’s mixed record on nukes
Justin Elliott
Two and a half years after he recommitted to working toward a nuke-free world, progress is unsteady
Romney, Perry To Reach Deeper Into Early States
Thomas Beaumont, Steve Peoples
Romney, Perry To Reach Deeper Into Early States
Thomas Beaumont, Steve Peoples
Mayor Bloomberg, partner diagnose what's wrong with America: You
Alex Pareene
New York's elite ask that regular folk please be more respectful of their betters (and stop protesting them)
Mississippi's Colonel Reb: Gone but not forgotten
Andrew Leonard
Race, football and Obamacare: Conservative talk radio brings all great things together
Peggy Noonan, Reagan's storyteller, says Obama tells too many stories
Alex Pareene
Crafter of the Reagan Myth doesn't care for the president copying St. Ronald
Officials: U.S. attack in Yemen kills al-Awlaki
Matt Apuzzo, Kimberly Dozier
American-born cleric with suspected ties to terrorism killed in airstrikes
The perils of underestimating Christie
Steve Kornacki
Why Chris Christie is a far more serious threat than you might think to win the GOP nod -- and the White House
The truth about voter suppression
Ed Kilgore
The GOP is pushing restrictive voting legislation unlike anything since the Voting Rights Act of 1965
The due-process-free assassination of U.S. citizens is now reality
Glenn Greenwald
Without a shred of due process, far from any battlefield, President Obama succeeds in killing Anwar al-Awlaki
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