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As GOP takes power, lobbyists come home to roost
Andrew Leonard
Both parties play the revolving door game, but in one key House committee, Republicans set the gold standard
Four proposed security measures that won’t work
Justin Spees
Following Tucson, some legislators are suggesting new protective laws, but their ideas lack rationality
The EPA’s West Virginia coal mining smackdown
Andrew Leonard
"Big Coal" author Jeff Goodell explains why the government move to close a mountaintop mine is a major event
How to tame the media, not be tamed by it
Dan Gillmor
In the new landscape, we can't be passive anymore. We must be skeptical but open-minded, questioning everything
2010: It was a very hot year
Andrew Leonard
Last year ties 2005 for hottest year on record. In response, the GOP will attempt to shut down the EPA
Why psychiatrists can’t predict mass murderers
Richard J. McNally
Violent events like Tucson make us hunt for warning signs in the mentally ill, but tragedy is impossible to foresee
Watering the tree of liberty
Alex Pareene
A look back at some of the worst revolutionary rhetoric that's contributed to a culture of political violence
Gabrielle Giffords: A promising career interrupted
Steve Kornacki, Justin Elliott
First elected from a swing district in southern Arizona in 2006, she fended off a Tea Party challenge in 2010
When will the economy finally make Obama smile?
Andrew Leonard
For two years, high unemployment has bedeviled the White House. So what does the crystal ball say about 2011?
Why flying and snow storms don’t mix
Patrick Smith
The problems are on the ground, not in the air. On the plus side: Sweet unplanned Belgian vacation for the Pilot!
The year in food
Francis Lam
A look at the biggest food stories of 2010: We are one nation of eating extremes ... and extreme eating
Five House members who should be reapportioned away
Alex Pareene
With a number of states set to lose seats following the Census, here's a look at who should go
The glories of oysters, and how to shuck (and sauce) them
Francis Lam
How a food so seemingly gross can be so utterly lovely, with or without this mignonette or fresh cocktail sauce
We can’t negotiate with nature
Bill McKibben
The environmental implications of climate change are too dire for Obama's compromise strategy to work
Fox News chief again caught demanding conservative spin
Alex Pareene
D.C. Bureau Chief Bill Sammon tells anchors to question established scientific facts about climate change
How to get ahead as a Republican in 2010
Steve Kornacki
Meet the right-wing Virginian who just got a federal judge to declare Obama's healthcare law unconstitutional
Explaining American schools’ gay bullying epidemic
Thomas Rogers
A rash of suicides has focused the country's attention on the problem -- but an expert tells the real story
Daniel Sarewitz demands scientists somehow make Republicans want to be scientists
Alex Pareene
Slate writer: It's the fault of liberals that conservatives don't trust scientific consensus on just about anything
The lawless Wild West attacks WikiLeaks
Glenn Greenwald
That the whistle-blowing site has been charged with no crime is no barrier to severely punishing it
U.N. weather agency: Scorching heat soon to be routine
Associated Press
If trends continue, extremely hot temperatures will be more frequent and intense in the future
Frustrations show as climate talks resume
Arthur Max
This is the first major U.N. meeting to discuss climate change since last year's disappointing Copenhagen summit
Joe Barton’s climate report was plagiarized
Alex Pareene
The Texas Republican asked a statistician to cast doubts on climate science
So, Sarah, you think you can beat Barack …
Steve Kornacki
The half-term Alaska governor makes a boast to Barbara Walters -- but can she back it up in '12?
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