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NRA also lost big on Election Day
Jillian Rayfield
Add the National Rifle Association to the list of conservatives who bet big and lost in 2012
Measure that promotes safer sex for porn workers met with controversy
Prachi Gupta
Health advocates celebrated the passage of Measure B this week, but the porn industry plans to fight it
A neo-Nazi spotted among Keystone XL pipeline workers
Natasha Lennard
Environmentalists often call their opponents "fascists" -- one construction supervisor seemed to suit the label
Beyond battleships and bayonets
Alfred McCoy
Space -- cyber and outer -- is the future frontier of the U.S. military. What kind of warfare will it yield?
Obama’s big Hispanic win worries GOP
Nicholas Riccardi
The President got 71 percent of the Hispanic vote on Tuesday
Must-see morning clip
Prachi Gupta
Jimmy Kimmel's "Lie Witness News" asks people if they voted in Wednesday's nonexistent "Vice-Presidential Election"
Ignoring Obama’s mandate
Steve Kornacki
The president campaigned on ending the Bush tax cuts and won. House Republicans may not have gotten the message
Chicago anarchist sent to boot camp for lie about bomb in Harry Potter book
Natasha Lennard
Ahead of the NATO summit Sebastian Senakiewicz told a drunken lie -- undercover agents were listening
Conservatives fail to oust judges in Iowa and Florida
Jillian Rayfield
Right-wing groups, some backed by the Koch brothers, lost a campaign to vote out state Supreme Court justices
Conservative pundit: “I don’t think much of Obama’s “us”
Alex Halperin
UPDATED: Right-wing writers survey the wreckage. Now with more bile!
Still want to fight a war on women?
Irin Carmon
Elizabeth Warren and Tammy Baldwin win; Akin and Mourdock are defeated. But it's no time for women to be complacent
Barack Obama comes full circle
Edward McClelland
The president sounded as idealistic at the end of his last campaign as at the beginning of his first
Exit poll: Many still blame Bush for bad economy
Associated Press
Joblessness and high prices are among top voter worries
65 best quotes of election 2012
Alex Seitz-Wald
All of the memorable gaffes, zingers and general awkwardness this cycle's had to offer
No one’s listening to the pope
Dominic Holden
Catholics back gay marriage, despite the bishops' fight against today's state referendums. The church must catch up
American politics go tribal
Tom Jacobs
When did our very identities become inextricably bound to our political parties? A political scientist explains
Another year of the woman
Irin Carmon
A record number of women running includes progressive stalwarts and a handful of right-wing wild cards
John King marries Election Map
KM Breay
A love affair witnessed by a blandly non-ideological audience worldwide -- "John can’t keep his hands off her"
It may be illegal to Instagram your ballot
Lois Beckett
Before you start tweeting and sharing your pictures on Facebook, you might want to double-check your state's laws
Sandy recovery: Walls won’t stop superstorms
David Gessner
After Sandy, New York and other cities want to protect themselves, but walls only provide expensive false security
Can a court order an abortion?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A judge and the parents of a pregnant mentally disabled woman battle over their daughter's womb
Religion scholar Mark Silk: “Catholics always go with the winner”
Ben Feuerherd
A religious scholar explains what drives the nation's largest -- and most complicated -- swing-voting bloc
Romney’s pitiful last-ditch plea to women
Adele M. Stan
The GOP candidate spent his last day on the campaign trail wooing the women voters of Virginia with outright lies
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