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Who’s winning the Democrats’ civil war?
Blake Zeff
Economic liberals or the "pro-business" crowd? As the president's budget drama plays out, we may soon find out
Liberal groups threaten primaries over Obama budget
Alex Seitz-Wald
Progressives, furious with Obama's proposal to cut Social Security and Medicare, put Democrats on notice
Are female pols good for women?
Irin Carmon
As they vie for the highest jobs, it's the uncomfortable question that can't be ignored
Wall Street Journal gets a D in feminism
Mary Elizabeth Williams
In two ridiculous recent stories, the paper brushes off women and their college aspirations
The sheriff of Wall Street has its back
David Sirota
SEC nominee Mary Jo White reinforces the idea of one system of justice for corporations, and one for the rest of us
Obama’s push to cut SS annoys Dems, fails to move GOP
Alex Seitz-Wald
The president continues to irk his allies, by proposing a benefits cut as part of a grand deal. Republicans shrug
Former AIG chief pushes forward with lawsuit against government
Natasha Lennard
Maurice Greenberg is arguing that the federal bailout that rescued the insurer was unconstitutional
Oscar Pistorius: A rolling timeline
Annum Masroor
UPDATED: New details emerge of Reeva Steenkamp's meeting with an ex-boyfriend, just days before she was killed
Scott Brown makes it official with Wall Street
Alex Seitz-Wald
The former senator joins a law firm representing big banks as Elizabeth Warren rails against them
Bro-gressives’ love affair with Rand Paul
Adele M. Stan
The hero-worship of the racist, misogynistic Kentucky senator brings out the worst in certain progressive dudes
A reality check for Ashley Judd
Steve Kornacki
What she's really up against, if she does run against Mitch McConnell in Kentucky. Inside the numbers and history
Warren starts taking on banks and regulators
Andrew Miga
Elizabeth Warren questioned officials about the lack of a prosecution over alleged money laundering by HSBC
Why is Obama really meeting with Republicans?
Alex Seitz-Wald
Despite his sudden outreach across the aisle, a "grand bargain" remains a long shot. There may be other motives
No Hillarys in the pipeline
Irin Carmon
Why are there so few Democratic women in line for the presidency?
The 6 most appalling statements of America’s biggest CEOs
Lynn Stuart Parramore
They just can't help themselves -- and of late, there's been an uptick in the stupidity of their remarks
The next Todd Akin
Alex Seitz-Wald
The field clears for Tea Party Rep. Steve King to be the likely GOP nominee for Iowa Senate in '14
NRA trounced in Illinois
Blake Zeff
After Bloomberg spends big bucks, Robin Kelly beats NRA favorite Debbie Halvorson in special election House primary
Not all Dems are Elizabeth Warren
David Sirota
Despite its image of unity, the Democratic Party has its own internal divide pitting money vs. principle
Karl Rove’s Ashley Judd problem
David Brock
The big loser of the 2012 campaign cycle is incapable of helping his party close the gender gap
DC’s quest to silence Elizabeth Warren
David Sirota
For the liberal star, DC's establishment perversely defines success as keeping her head down and not making waves
Obama gift-wraps the SEC
David Sirota
Mary Jo White isn't just a semi-compromised corporate crony. She's the embodiment of a corrupt Wall Street culture
Out of a newspaper strike dawned a new age in American letters
Gerald Howard
The New York Review of Books published its first issue 50 years ago, forever changing the literary conversation
Scott Brown’s cold feet
Steve Kornacki
All those fears about Democrats losing John Kerry's seat may be melting away before our eyes
Why it won’t be Barney Frank
Steve Kornacki
5 reasons why the only guy openly campaigning to succeed the Massachusetts senator will probably be snubbed today
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