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Old Testament-style wrath and the Republican war for Iowa
Mike Madden
Republican rivals and presidential hopefuls go head-to-head in Iowa, and it isn't very pretty.
Political Christmas wishes
Glenn Greenwald
Taking a look at some inspiring (political) Christmas wishes.
Year in Broadsheet
Tracy Clark-Flory
From the HPV vaccine to the federal abortion ban, these are the women's-related stories to remember 2007 by.
Peak gold and the gold standard
Andrew Leonard
Have we already discovered most of the gold that exists? And does that make the glittery metal a better bet than ever as a currency base?
A battle Bush’s EPA can’t win
Andrew Leonard
The Terminator and the EPA's own lawyers agree: The decision to deny California's right to restrict greenhouse gas emissions from automobiles is indefensible
Why Wall Street should be more like a cockroach
Andrew Leonard
Finance whiz Richard Bookstaber, one of the first to predict the subprime meltdown, says that today's financial system is dangerously complex.
Harry Reid’s pro-life stance vs. Ron Paul’s
Glenn Greenwald
Can one be pro-choice and yet lend support to a politician who isn't?
Tancredo dropping out of presidential race?
Alex Koppelman
The immigration-obsessed congressman has called a press conference in Iowa on Thursday; early speculation is that he'll announce his exit.
Congressional Dems concede SCHIP fight
Alex Koppelman
Stymied by their inability to override a presidential veto, the Dems walk away from plans to expand the health insurance plan -- Republicans are claiming victory.
Birth control costs spike off campus, too
Lynn Harris
Where's the outrage about hard-hit community clinics?
Infectados pelo V
Andrew Leonard
Like zombies in search of fresh brains, social networks will rise from the grave when you least expect them. Especially if Brazilian hackers are involved
Minutemen founder rethinking Huckabee endorsement?
Alex Koppelman
Jim Gilchrist, who surprised fellow anti-immigration activists by endorsing Mike Huckabee last week, expresses some doubts about his choice.
Who says Glamour and politics don’t mix?
Carol Lloyd
The magazine launches a new blog, and so far, it's actually (gasp) compelling.
Anatomy and significance of Monday’s FISA victory
Glenn Greenwald
There are several valuable lessons to learn from examining how the establishment's FISA bill was disrupted.
Meghan McCain is not Chelsea Clinton
Michael Scherer
No fear and a little loathing on the campaign trail with the 23-year-old daughter of Republican candidate John McCain.
Was this review helpful to you?
Adina Wise
One dedicated online shopper explains why she's having a hard time making purchases this holiday season. It's not the prices. It's all those pesky customer reviews
What’s the difference between bloggers and illegal immigrants?
Andrew Leonard
You can't build a fence to stop bloggers from tearing apart the fortress of mainstream journalism. Thank goodness
Harry Reid — compare and contrast
Glenn Greenwald
The Senate majority leader extends extraordinary powers to the most right-wing GOP senators while denying those same powers to his own caucus.
What “winning” in Iraq looks like
Glenn Greenwald
How many false claims of "war victory" do we need to hear before we stop believing them?
Letter submitted for Dodd’s filibuster
Glenn Greenwald
A 23-year-old new voter expresses her views on Democrats, telecom amnesty and the American political system.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
With no end to the writers' strike in sight, charmingly weird Internet shows, from "The Maria Bamford Show" to "Clark and Michael," take center stage.
Truthiness showdown: Google’s “Knol” vs. Wikipedia
Farhad Manjoo
Google is planning a new system to distribute human knowledge. Will it kill Wikipedia?
Lose pounds, pad your paycheck?
Carol Lloyd
Overweight white women suffer a significant wage penalty. Research shows it's only getting worse.
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