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Two presidents and their justifications
Glenn Greenwald
"Tweaks" by Obama on laptop seizures and Bush's proud war crimes confessions highlight political realities
What Beijing’s horrendous traffic jams say about green energy
Andrew Leonard
China says its growth is about development, not luxury like in the West. But where'd all the bikes go?
“Cool It”: A climate-change heretic repairs his image
Andrew O'Hehir
In "Cool It," one-time scientific outcast Bj
Olbermann’s back. Whoop-de-doo
Gene Lyons
In today's media climate, there was something almost quaint about MSNBC's vigorous slap on Keith's wrist
EPA issues guidelines for cutting greenhouse gases
Jason Dearen
Replacing dirty fuels, more efficient power plants among suggestions in first-ever federal reduction requirements
The problem with “It’s the economy, stupid”
Alyssa Battistoni
If the economy is all that matters to voters, what incentive is there for leaders to tackle anything else?
“Armageddon Science”: Our coming apocalypse, explained
Katherine Don
Nuclear war, bioterrorism, nanorobots: What poses the greatest threat to our planet? An expert explains the facts
Prediction: An assault on reproductive rights
Tracy Clark-Flory
Activists say election was no anti-choice mandate, "but don't worry," anti-choice politicians will act like it was
How the rejection of Prop. 23 affirms the California dream
Andrew Leonard
Nationwide, American voters erupted with discontent. But out west, they're still embracing a clean, green future
Science takes a hit on Election Day
Dan Gillmor
Technology leaders constantly complain about lousy education; time for them to step up to the need for real science
Nancy Pelosi probably deserved better than this
Steve Kornacki
The soon-to-be-former speaker is proof that being an effective legislative leader won't make you popular
Why center-left parties are collapsing
Michael Lind
Democrats sacrificed the working class to woo bankers and professionals -- and now they're paying a steep price
The two big midterm myths
Steve Kornacki
It's actually not that hard to understand what's happened to American politics since 2008
The new barbarism: Keeping science out of politics
Andrew Leonard
Climate skeptics reach a new low. Their goal: Don't let scientists influence policy, period.
No, Matt Bai, Americans aren’t yearning for daddy
Steve Kornacki
The New York Times offers a ridiculous explanation for the success that several veteran pols are enjoying this year
The Year in Sanity: Sid Lerner
Francis Lam
In the vegetarian-meat-eater wars, a champion of Meatless Monday focuses on the doable -- and maybe detente
Barack Obama: The oligarchs’ president
Charles Ferguson
The director of "Inside Job" writes about Obama's depressingly rational decision to give in to Wall Street
Rand Paul’s final debate strategy: Play dumb
Steve Kornacki
Why would anyone possibly think I've got a problem with the Civil Rights Act of 1964?
Could Mike Bloomberg make Sarah Palin president?
Steve Kornacki
To win the White House in 2012, the former half-term Alaska governor will need a really wild chain of events
Beware the fierce climate hawk!
Andrew Leonard
Keep your eyes peeled: There's a bold new raptor in the sky, eager to pounce on weaselly warming skeptics
China’s crazy U.S. rare earth blockade
Andrew Leonard
How to create bipartisan unity in the U.S.: The Chinese drop a trade war bomb
The two most abused words in air travel
Patrick Smith
Doing a hard job well in difficult circumstances doesn't make you a "hero," and success isn't always a "miracle"
Democrats abandon House progressives
Julie Hirschfeld Davis
As the election nears, the party throws its weight behind unreliable centrists
21 miners free; Chile rescue past halfway mark
Frank Bajak, Vivian Sequera
Officials say the operation could be complete by sunrise Thursday, if not sooner
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