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How to avoid another Martha Coakley meltdown
Steve Kornacki
In a race that could decide which party controls the Senate, Democrats seem to have learned an important lesson
Will “GMA” destroy Elisabeth Hasselbeck’s appeal?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The much-hated "View" co-host makes a sober morning show debut. Where's the fun in that?
Seniors prepare for a Social Security freeze
Matt Sedensky
If Democrats are blamed for the decision, it could have an impact on Election Day
3 win economics Nobel Prize
Karl Ritter, Louise Nordstrom
Two Americans and one British-Cypriot develop a theory that confronts unemployment rates
Professional Leftist Michael Hayden praises Obama’s “continuity”
Glenn Greenwald
Democrats were once inflamed by Bush policies in these areas yet now are largely indifferent. What explains that?
It’s time for Obama to pull a Clinton
Michael Takiff
Republicans are already celebrating like it's 1994. The president should make them pay like it's 1995
George W. Bush absent from GOP election push
Philip Elliott
Unlike President Clinton, the former Republican leader is not a party promoter
National security advisor James Jones resigning
Ben Feller
General to be replaced by top deputy Tom Donilon, who had been a top candidate to replace Rahm Emanuel
More terrorism fear-mongering exposed as frivolous
Glenn Greenwald
The claims that Terrorist trials in New York would endanger Americans has been exposed as a sham
Liu Xiabo wins Nobel Peace Prize
Karl Ritter, Scott McDonald
Imprisoned dissident recognized for nonviolent human rights protests
Don’t make healthcare the scapegoat
Alyssa Battistoni
Republicans claim that healthcare reform is the real reason for the public's anger -- and too many Democrats agree
Fox Democrat Doug Schoen to be special guest at GOP fundraiser
Alex Pareene
The pollster is scheduled to be a special guest at a party for one of Hannity's favorite Republican candidates
The war in Afghanistan: Year 10
Andrew Bacevich
After nearly a decade of conflict, what we've really learned is that there is no path to victory
The recession hits hardest in the suburbs
Hope Yen
Suburbs are bearing the brunt of growing poverty, straining social programs created for the inner-city
Forbes’ odd most powerful women list
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The magazine's tribute to female movers and shakers can't help noting their marital status and children
The five most anti-Muslim ads of the year (so far)
Justin Elliott
From Iowa to Ohio to Florida to New York, 2010 has become the year of the Muslim-baiting campaign ad
Fox “friend” O’Keefe vanquished by CNN
Gene Lyons
The right-wing prankster got caught in his own trap -- not that you'll ever hear about it on Fox News
Panel: White House blocked worst-case oil spill figures
Dina Cappiello
NOAA knew how bad it could be, but the public was left in the dark
Debating the “mendacity” of Barack Obama
Joe Conason
Roger Hodge accuses the president of deceiving his supporters. Jonathan Alter says that's naive -- and destructive
The governor at the top of the GOP’s hit list
Steve Kornacki
If Deval Patrick loses in Massachusetts, the right will gloat that it's an omen for 2012
The face of America’s lost generation
Andy Kroll
As the jobs crisis stretches on, older members of the workforce are hit the hardest
Obama seeks to boost community colleges
Erica Werner
Having pumped $2 billion into the two-year institutions, the president wants 5 million more graduates by 2020
Politico’s hot new opinion columnists debut!
Alex Pareene
The first efforts from fresh young voices Michael Kinsley and Joe Scarborough
The (latest) Muslim-baiting ad of the season
Justin Elliott
An Ohio Republican falsely suggests in a new ad that his black (and Christian) Democratic opponent is Muslim
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