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Bill Maher to Muslims: Go away

Justin Elliott
The HBO host says he's alarmed by the popularity of "Mohammed" as a baby name in the United Kingdom

Obama prepares for Democrat power ebb

Charles Babington
The administration and DNC brace for a more Republican future

Thousands flood Rally for Sanity

Hope Yen
The Stewart-Colbert event brings civility-loving crowds to the National Mall

The best of Taiwanese animated midterm coverage

Emma Mustich
Weird and wonderful digital videos starring everyone from Jon Stewart to Carl Paladino

Amid al-Qaida fears, more packages investigated

Eileen Sullivan, Matt Apuzzo
U.S. officials tell A.P. they are increasingly confident al-Qaida's Yemen branch is behind Friday's foiled plot

“Saw 3-D”: Horror’s self-help franchise comes to an end

Andrew O'Hehir
The demonized "torture porn" series ends with some Dr. Phil-style tough love. Oh, and eyeball drilling

The Tea Party is bad for business

Robert Reich
Tea Partiers opposes free trade, immigration and the Federal Reserve. Why aren't business leaders fighting back?

Can”Vote Sanity” stop the madness?

Joe Conason
The Rally to Restore Sanity may not identify the candidates driving America crazy -- but there are others who will

Obama: Explosives found, bound for U.S.

Eileen Sullivan, Matt Apuzzo
Packages aboard Yemenese cargo planes were headed for Chicago-area Jewish centers

Storms crippling aid to Indonesia islands hit by tsunami

Kristen Gelineau
Survivors in far flung regions are in desperate need of relief after Monday's earthquake

Relative Iraqi calm shattered by suicide bombing

Mazin Yahya
11 dead after bomber detonates explosives vest in a popular cafe north of Baghdad

North Korea shoots over DMZ into South Korea

Kwang-tae Kim
Retaliation is immediate in the first shooting incident between the two nations since 2007

Whitman vs. Brown with special lightning effects

Andrew Leonard
The Taiwanese animators are ready for the midterms. Just don't try out-doing them on the red-baiting front

Legislating against cat-calls

Tracy Clark-Flory
New York City considers taking legal steps to prevent street harassment

Joe Miller backers launch “Operation Alaska Chaos”

Justin Elliott
Miller supporters register en masse as write-in Senate candidates in bid to thwart Lisa Murkowski

Roundup: Meet O’Donnell’s kiss-and-teller

Tracy Clark-Flory
Also: Does this incident represent the new glass ceiling for female politicians?

Thursday link dump: Sore winners

Alex Pareene
David Gregory, wealthy businesspeople, and the Tea Partiers are cranky

The two big midterm myths

Steve Kornacki
It's actually not that hard to understand what's happened to American politics since 2008

Private prison industry helped draft Arizona immigration law

Alex Pareene
A private corrections company helped write and lobbied hard for a draconian bill that'll help fill their cells

Bringing down a homophobe

Mary Elizabeth Williams
An Arkansas school official's anti-gay Facebook rant prompts a disturbing Web backlash -- and a legal hornet's nest

Saudi prince opposes Park51 mosque

Associated Press
Prince Alwaleed has urged backers of the proposed Islamic center not to "agitate the wound" of 9/11

Campaign finance conflict revealed in Ky. Senate race

Justin Elliott
A businessman who is being sued by Attorney General and Senate hopeful Jack Conway is funding Rand Paul

Presenting The Baitys

Alex Pareene
Our awards for the most egregiously race-baiting campaign ads of the year

Did the FBI cook up a fake bomb plot?

Justin Elliott
A Virginia man allegedly planned to attack the Washington Metro system, but how big a role did informants play?
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