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19 miners free; Chile rescue past halfway mark
Frank Bajak, Vivian Sequera
Officials say the operation could be complete by sunrise Thursday, if not sooner
Why do Republican politicians hate science?
Andrew Leonard
Pay no attention to the lobbyist behind the curtain: Ross Douthat says the GOP is just reflecting the people's will
Chile rejoices over mine rescue
Frank Bajak, Vivian Sequera
Anxiety surrounding the extraction phase melted away at 12:11 a.m.
Chile choreographs dramatic finish to rescue saga
Michael Warren
The miners will surface in a custom-made capsule in an operation designed to protect their health and privacy
Obama’s EPA riles Bush’s industry hacks
Andrew Leonard
Turns out there's a difference between enforcing the rules and doing your best to gut them
Meat-pocalypse now
Andrew Leonard
Bad weather, growing demand and flat corn harvest yields all add up to one thing: That steak is going to cost you
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
Obama’s White House solar panel stumble
Andrew Leonard
The administration initially rejected the idea of following in Jimmy Carter's footsteps. Why the change of heart?
Chevron permitted to drill off U.K. coast
Jane Wardell
Britain grants first new drilling project in its waters since the Gulf oil spill
The five most alarming right-wing ballot initiatives
Justin Elliott
Measures targeting abortion rights, taxes, healthcare and climate change are all on ballots in November
The Larry Summers hall of shame
Maxwell Strachan
His tenure in the Obama White House was just like the rest of his career: Full of controversy
A Congress full of Newts
Alyssa Battistoni
Republicans will regard a triumph this fall as an affirmation of the politics of obstruction Gingrich perfected
Koch beats Bloomberg in richest New Yorker contest
Alex Pareene
It was a very good year for billionaires in general -- the rest of us, not so much
“Waiting for ‘Superman'”: Can public education be saved?
Andrew O'Hehir
"Inconvenient Truth" director goes back to school in an explosive new film that mingles hope and outrage
Imagining Mideast peace with Bill Clinton
Joe Conason
At a "special sesssion" of the Clinton Global Initiative, he and his guests conjure the vision of a brighter future
Clinton: Tea party led by “ultra right wing”
Joan Walsh
The former president promises "two years of unrelenting investigations into the White House" if the GOP takes over
Win a job writing (temporarily) for America’s worst opinion section!
Alex Pareene
The Washington Post presents your chance to advocate for sensible centrism alongside Richard Cohen and George Will
To the left of Obama, Elizabeth Warren
Andrew Leonard
Hey, look! There's a populist defender of the working class in the White House
GOP battles Tea Party in Delaware
Philip Elliott
Conservative Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell faces opposition from the Republican establishment's Mike Castle
The Nissan Leaf global warming hard sell
Andrew Leonard
An electric car ad campaign invites culture war controversy. They'll be lining up in Berkeley
Prop 23’s threat to the California dream
Andrew Leonard
For decades, the state has pioneered the way to a green future. Now that narrative is in jeopardy at the ballot box
The most important race you don’t know about — yet
Mark Greenbaum
There's a sleeping giant in Texas politics that could help Democrats beat Rick Perry, the "Marlboro Man" governor
The Koch brothers invade California
Andrew Leonard
The billionaire libertarians plunk a cool million down in support of Prop. 23 and higher temperatures for everyone
The Burger King-eating boys from Brazil
Andrew Leonard
We interrupt this American recession with an important news break: The rest of the world is moving on and up
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