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Where did all the angry young women go?
Rebecca Traister
Despite what an older generation of reproductive rights activists says, younger feminists have been here all along
What we talk about when we talk about the filibuster
Jonathan Bernstein
Republicans insist on 60 votes for every bill and nominee. That's the modern definition
World to U.S.: Obama gets a thumbs-up
Andrew Leonard
America's global poll numbers are going up. Too bad that won't help the president back home
The Republicans’ 2012 problem
Ed Kilgore
November 2010 is looking awfully good for the GOP. But November 2012? Not so much
Obama to sell financial overhaul to country
Associated Press
The White House announces that President Obama will travel in support of his financial reform legislation
What Goldman Sachs means for banking reform
Andrew Leonard
The timing of the SEC fraud charges looks suspicious, but right now, attacking Wall Street works for the Democrats
Watch the Tea Party take Washington
Mike Madden
Watch interviews with protesters from the rally in Freedom Plaza, in Washington, D.C., on April 15
What the whistleblower prosecution says about the Obama DOJ
Glenn Greenwald
Contrast the DOJ's treatment of Bush corruption with its prosecution of an individual who exposed it
What happened to “look forward, not backward”?
Glenn Greenwald
The DOJ's aggressive prosecution of an NSA whistleblower is the opposite of its refusal to prosecute Bush crimes
The latest Obama 2012 poll in perspective
Steve Kornacki
A new survey finds the president trailing two of his most likely GOP foes in 2012 trial heats
Who makes up the Tea Party Nation?
A new poll shows that Tea Partiers really, really hate Obama -- and think their movement represents most Americans
Suck it, Tea Party: I love Tax Day
Steve Almond
How I learned to stop being a lazy American and pay my part for what matters
Tea party leaders anxious about extremists
David A. Lieb
As they prepare for tax-day rallies, organizers are eager to keep demonstrations free of racist messages
Obama hints that “two-state solution” may be impossible
Juan Cole
Remarks during arms negotiations show Obama administration's uncertainty about peace in region
The GOP’s losing hand on bank reform
Andrew Leonard
Democratic Sen. Blanche Lincoln surprises Washington with a tough stand on derivatives, while Republicans flail
Sarah Palin speaks to the Boston tea party
Mike Madden
The former Alaska governor rallies the faithful. But so far, her political work seems limited to giving speeches
The Tina Fey backlash
Rebecca Traister
The "30 Rock" star's pathetic single girl shtick is getting criticism from an unlikely source: Women who love her
Bill Kristol: Michele Bachmann, Constitution expert
Joan Walsh
The faux-intellectual explains how the Minnesota extremist is motivated by her deep respect for the Founders
Not all confirmation fights are created equal
Jonathan Bernstein
Yes, the GOP will try to block any Supreme Court nominee, but their success depends on Obama's choice
The case against Elena Kagan
Glenn Greenwald
There are many reasons for progressives to oppose the front-runner to replace Justice Stevens
Obama to raise money for DNC in Florida this week
Associated Press
The president will collaborate with local celebrities for Miami effort to raise Democratic National Committee funds
Pakistan’s nuclear materials at greatest risk, report says
Maria Sanminiatelli
Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani claims the stockpile is well-protected, but a new study says otherwise
What Sarah Palin forgets (or never knew) about Ronald Reagan
Joe Conason
She warbles a macho fantasy about our 40th president. But the real Reagan wanted a world free of nuclear arms
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