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The endangered GOP House majority?
Steve Kornacki
2014 will be a tough lift for Dems, but they may be closer than you think to winning back complete control of D.C.
Are we on the verge of an American hemp renaissance?
Kristen Gwynne
Advocates for hemp legalization are gaining momentum, with Kentucky lawmakers making the biggest push
Ed Rendell, Bill Burton: Democrats vs. progressives
David Sirota
Whether you back Jack Lew for Treasury or not, you can't deny his Wall Street record. Unless you're an MSNBC pundit
Hagel: Obama picks a fight he’ll win
Steve Kornacki
He provokes the right -- and maybe even some Democrats -- with his Pentagon choice. But he should have the numbers
Compromise or betrayal?
Joan Walsh
If Democrats cut Social Security, they're breaking a campaign promise and fostering cynicism about politics.
An FCC Christmas gift for Rupert Murdoch?
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
New rules could pave the way for the News Corp. mogul to purchase the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times
Progressives get ready to push the president
Alex Seitz-Wald
They'd rather fight for Obama, but if the White House wobbles on entitlements, expect "a huge backlash"
John Kerry and the ghost of Scott Brown
Steve Kornacki
It's possible, but fears of a GOP comeback in Massachusetts shouldn't affect Obama's choice for secretary of state
Labor chief Richard Trumka: “We won’t be taken for granted”
Josh Eidelson
The AFL-CIO president talks Obama's win, the struggles ahead, and the movement's evolving political role
Dems just might win the Senate
Jamelle Bouie
Only months ago, hope looked all but lost. What a difference Florida and Ohio make
Ten filthy rich, tax-dodging hypocrites
Sarah Anderson, Scott Klinger
The "Fix the Debt" coalition pushes tax breaks for the rich and saddles the rest of us with the burden they created
Muscular men have self-interested politics, says study
Natasha Lennard
Researchers found an alignment between physical strength in men and their views on redistribution
Protectors of Wall Street
Glenn Greenwald
A vital new book from the TARP IG, and yesterday's vote on a Fed audit, reveal some disturbing truths
The Obama GITMO myth
Glenn Greenwald
New vindictive restrictions on detainees highlights the falsity of Obama defenders regarding closing the camp
Female political fundraising?
Amy Schiller
Women dominate do-gooder nonprofit fundraising jobs, but they're forfeiting an avenue for political power
Wall Street’s oil scam
Les Leopold
Who's really to blame for high gas prices? Greedy finance speculators
The rules that should govern energy subsidies
Bill McKibben
Taxpayer dollars shouldn't be propping wealthy fossil-fuel companies whose products we want less of
Maine’s probable next senator doesn’t quite get how “caucusing” works
Alex Pareene
Angus King's plan to solve Washington gridlock by not aligning with either party runs into a snag
Congress’s war on the post office
Josh Eidelson
The Postal Service faces a threat greater than email or economics: Politics
The real way to hold down gas prices
Gary Weiss
If Republicans are serious about saving people money, Bernie Sanders has a plan
Long hair: The final political frontier
Lewis G. Parker
We'll accept presidential candidates who have cheated on their wives or smoked marijuana. But a funky 'do? No way
The hard truth about Citizens United
Steven Rosenfeld
On the second anniversary of a terrible decision, every proposed solution has a downside.
Is Stephen Colbert just kidding?
Emma Mustich
As the comedian holds a South Carolina rally with Herman Cain, an expert unravels what's real and what's satire
The new WH Chief of Staff and Citigroup
Glenn Greenwald
Another banker who profited from the 2008 financial crisis is empowered in the Obama administration
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