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Dear angry white conservatives: Chill out
Chauncey DeVega
All is not lost with Romney's defeat -- but it may be time to tune into a different news station
As David Petraeus turns
Jillian Rayfield, Natasha Lennard
UPDATE: David Petraeus testifies on Capitol Hill after being sneaked in through a series of underground tunnels
New group: America’s youth cry out for sensible, moderate deficit reduction
Alex Pareene
A hip new group of "activists" pretends the youth believe in austerity -- and lower taxes for the rich
Storm volunteers mingle with stars at Glamour fest
Jocelyn Noveck
This year's Glamour Women of the Year included NYU nurses, activists and celebrities
Election 2012: Everything wrong with Citizens United
Michael Winship
The obscene sums of money both parties poured into their campaigns is a haunting presage of things to come
Time to commence “the Obama Games”!
@pourmecoffee
Dear Mr. President: A Hunger Games-style event would be your legacy. America needs this -- and so do you
Israel reports direct hits on Syria targets
Ariel Schalit, Joseph Federman
Israeli tank struck a Syrian army vehicle Monday after a mortar shell landed on Israeli-held territory
America’s not falling off a “fiscal cliff”
Chris Hellman, Mattea Kramer
Don't let the headlines drive you crazy. The U.S. economy isn't headed for a double-dip recession
Bond soars with record $87.8 million “Skyfall” debut
David Germain
After its first weekend in the U.S., the latest Bond film has taken in $518.6 million internationally
Israel fires warning shots into Syria
Associated Press
A mortar shell from Syria had landed near an Israeli military installation in the Golan Heights
Sorry, Republicans, a Latino George Bush won’t cut it
Alex Pareene
If the GOP liberalized a generation of voters, not even another Bush might be able to save them
“The Walking Dead” has become a white patriarchy
Lorraine Berry
The post-apocalypse looks too familiar: White men rule, men of color are invisible -- and women are to be protected
America: Love it or be left behind
Joan Walsh
Obama can only do so much: Angry older whites have to decide if they want to secede from our multiracial future
Is Oprah a way of life?
Hawa Allan
Author Kathryn Lofton suggests the one-woman empire is a perfect synthesis of religion, capitalism and pop culture
Book publishing crisis: Capitalism kills culture
Scott Timberg
Publishing teeters as Random House and Penguin plan to merge. It's time for a government policy to protect the arts
Karl Rove’s having a bad week
Lauren Kelley
First his candidate gets trounced, then he suffers the indignity of a Trump Twitter blast. Poor Turd Blossom!
How to get ready for 2016
Jonathan Bernstein
Sure, rest up. But if you want to really make a difference in American politics, the time to get started is now
Outrage over latest Cuban dissident arrests
Girish Gupta
Detained blogger Yoani Sanchez's husband fumes: The Cuban government has "no logic whatsoever"
Where are America’s racist anti-Obama tweets coming from?
Prachi Gupta
Floatingsheep's map of election tweets shows a "strong clustering of hate tweets centered in southeastern U.S."
Occupy gets into the debt market
Natasha Lennard
A new project to buy up and forgive thousands of dollars worth of debt is, at the very least, pretty clever
11,000 refugees flee Syria in one day
Zeina Karam, John Heilprin
The exodus is a sign of the escalating ferocity of the violence
Obama didn’t crash the market!
Andrew Leonard
The sharp post-election drop in the Dow doesn't mean another recession is looming
Not Gangnam’s style: The kitsch and soul of Kim Jong-Un country
E. Tammy Kim
North Korean pop is a far cry from “Gangnam Style,” but it has a lot to say about a country we barely know
Big Money lost the battle, but the war goes on
Alex Seitz-Wald
Huge-spending GOP super PACs failed to swing the election. But they'll be back, smarter and stronger than ever
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