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Irene: Wet, deadly and expensive, but no monster

Samantha Gross, Dave Gram
One-time hurricane causes substantial damage, fell short of predicted destructive impact

The return of Neil Bush

Ken Silverstein
Even in the Great Recession, the dim bulb of a dynasty manages to cash in on the family name

McKibben’s army

Jefferson Morley
In front of the White House, genteel protests with real results

Beware the premature Bachmann obituaries

Steve Kornacki
Rick Perry's stolen her thunder for now, but she could easily get the last laugh

Hurricane Irene’s effects begin being felt in NC

Mitch Weiss
The storm, now a Category 2, still has the East Coast on edge

Yes, black people still face discrimination

David Sirota
Despite widespread claims that racism is dead, new data shows that white privilege still dominates America

Will “Joe the Plumber” run for Congress?

Alex Pareene
And if so, how many minutes will it take for him to say something embarrassing to a reporter? Ten?

What’s undermining Obama’s global health project

Hanna Ingber Win
In Nepal, the president's initiative aims to improve women's health, but U.S. law forbids it from funding abortions

Undeniably unpopular president still leads in swing state polls

Alex Pareene
A roundup of current battleground state numbers shows Obama hanging on (so far)

Glenn Beck, the Israeli edition

Noga Tarnopolsky
In Jerusalem, the right wing commentator styles himself as a religious leader of the Jerry Falwell variety

Jailed for protecting the planet

Bill McKibben
The D.C. police met our peaceful anti-oil pipeline protests with arrests. It only strengthened our resolve

Obama’s big dirty oil test

Andrew Leonard
The Keystone pipeline protests have galvanized the environmental community. Is the president listening?

Politico commenters weigh in on the White House’s historic civil rights painting

Alex Pareene
Norman Rockwell's "The Problem We All Live With" now hangs at the White House, upsetting... certain kinds of people

A progressive case for Obama’s foreign policy greatness?

Glenn Greenwald
The events in Libya are seized upon by progressives to heap praise on the President's foreign policy leadership

Quake rocks Washington area, felt on East Coast

Associated Press
Buildings evacuated in D.C., New York after 5.9-magnitude tremor

National Review asks why Obama reads critically acclaimed fiction instead of Jonah Goldberg

Alex Pareene
Conservative "intellectuals" examine the president's vacation book list -- and become concerned

Fresh fighting erupts between Libya rebels, regime

Ben Hubbard, Karin Laub
Gadhafi forces energized as dictator's son, rumored to be captured, reappeared, free and defiant

Will Gadhafi’s fall boost the U.S. economy?

Thomas Mucha
The expected increase in Libyan oil production could be a boon for American consumers

The insanity of running as a sane GOP candidate

Steve Kornacki
Jon Huntsman is talking up science and bashing debt ceiling brinkmanship: What on earth is he thinking?

World urges Gadhafi to surrender, plans future

Alessandra Rizzo
Libyan strongman's whereabouts unknown as rebels secure 95 percent of Tripoli

The Christian right’s “dominionist” strategy

Sarah Posner
The emergence of Rick Perry and Michele Bachmann as top presidential candidates is a story 30 years in the making

The power that a president does — and doesn’t — have

Jonathan Bernstein
A president has less power than Obama's liberal critics think -- but they also have more power than they realize

We talk to Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild

Justin Elliott
The original PUMA talks to Salon about how she went from Hillary loyalist to Huntsman bundler

Sheriff Joe: Birther?

Alex Pareene
Arizona's "toughest" lawman tells some kooks that he'll investigate the president's birth certificate
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