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Joel McHale’s 5 best lines from the White House Correspondents’ Dinner
Katie McDonough
"My favorite bit of yours was when you said you would close the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay"
From mom-dancing to “Parks and Recreation”: Ranking Michelle Obama’s TV cameos
Daniel D'Addario
In honor of the first lady's role on last night's "Parks" season finale, we review her many TV appearances
The life and death of the selfie: How it transformed pop culture — and then jumped the shark
Nicholas White
As a cultural phenomenon, the "selfie" is on a level of its own. But did it get too big too fast?
Putin bests Obama — and that’s good! Also, Reddit helps catch more New York Times propaganda
Patrick L. Smith
American exceptionalism takes another hit, as does the credibility of the Times' foreign coverage
Elizabeth Warren’s really not running for president — and other big takeaways from her book
Joan Walsh
Her folksy but candid memoir explains why she won't run, in oh so many ways -- plus other political revelations
Ukrainian interim Prime Minister: “Putin has a dream to restore the Soviet Union”
Prachi Gupta
"The world has a reason to be concerned about Putin's intention," warned Arseniy Yatsenyuk
Martin O’Malley’s pot decriminalization lesson: What Democrats can learn for 2016
Jim Newell
For all the focus on presidential politics, Maryland governor proves how important getting the right Legislature is
The New York Times manufactures ignorance: More half-truths about Ukraine
Patrick L. Smith
Once again, the media and the foreign policy establishment are dangerously misreading history and current events
Mitch McConnell’s Tea Party disaster: How the buffoons he created can sink him
Elias Isquith
After pumping up a movement of fringe lunatics, Mitch McConnell may become yet another victim of his own "success"
Michelle Obama will guest star in “Parks and Recreation” season finale
Prachi Gupta
The hour-long episode airs April 24
Joe Biden says “hatred” explains voter ID laws
Elias Isquith
The vice president also weighed in on the Supreme Court's changes to the 1965 Voting Rights Act
The best thing about Seth Meyers on “Late Night”: His funny friends
Neil Drumming
The new host's riffs with Amy Poehler and Fred Armisen were the highlights of an uneven debut
The Salon interview: How Seth Meyers got ready for “Late Night”
Prachi Gupta
"I tried to hire as many people as I could find that were funnier than me," Meyers told Salon of his new staff
“Veep” star Julia Louis-Dreyfus had a “date” with V.P. Joe Biden
Prachi Gupta
Here's the selfie to prove it
It’s “Hillary is doomed” week!: Conventional wisdom weirdos lose their minds
Jim Newell
Remember way back last week when they said she was a shoo-in? Now they say she's bound to blow it. Wrong again!
Stephen Colbert on GOP’s SOTU responses: Like Sleep Number beds — for rage!
Katie McDonough
Colbert weighs in on rebuttals from Mike Lee, Rand Paul, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and Cathy McMorris Rodgers
GOP’s devious immigration trick: Why Democrats have a looming dilemma
Brian Beutler
What would Democrats do if Republicans said yes to permanent legal status -- but no citizenship -- for immigrants?
The right’s agenda is reviled: The lesson from Obama’s confident State of the Union
Brian Beutler
Intentional or not, the president's speech was a reminder to Democrats that their goals are the ones Americans back
Politics of blaming the poor: Why it’s still Lyndon Johnson’s America
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
As the president gives his State of the Union tonight, a long, untold story of American identity is ever applicable
Ariel Sharon dies after 8 year coma
Associated Press, Josef Federman
The former Israeli Prime Minister, remembered as a political bulldozer, dies at 85
Economic progressivism isn’t just popular now — it has been for years
Blake Zeff
Those suddenly seeing a "liberal resurgence" are missing one big thing: The last two decades of American history
Robert Gates in new memoir: Obama doubted Afghanistan surge would work
Elias Isquith
The former secretary of defense describes an ambivalent president and a clueless vice president
Snoop Dogg fist-bumps with John Kerry at the White House
Natasha Lennard
Certainly not the most controversial fist-pound of the Obama White House
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