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Ed Schultz, you’re no Glenn Beck
Steve Kornacki
Why Saturday's "One America" rally just didn't measure up to the right's big event over the summer
Christine O’Donnell: A long strange TV run
Randall Chase, Jessica Gresko
The Senate candidate deals with what stems from history of television spots
This week in crazy: Michigan Assistant Attorney General Andrew Shirvell
Alex Pareene
The state employee -- an adult -- is obsessed with, and harassing, a gay college student
Paris Hilton to appear in new reality TV show
Beverly Ku
Project from Oxygen will follow the heiress and her friends, exposing more of the celebrity's private life
Linda McMahon, laughing in the face of history
Emma Mustich
The GOP Senate candidate doesn't know about the minimum wage, or about important legislation from the 1930s
In the Obama era, right-wing militias flourish
Joe Conason
That much-mocked DHS study of potential right-wing violence turns out not to have been so far-fetched after all
The non-existent moral case for tax cuts
Ned Resnikoff
In the debate over who should pay how much, we put far too much emphasis on the word "deserve"
U.N. Report finds Israel “summarily executed” U.S. citizen on flotilla
Glenn Greenwald
The silence of the American government and media in the face of this report is illustrative and telling
“Teach”: The useless tears of Tony Danza
Aaron Traister
The well-intentioned actor takes a teaching gig for a reality show, but his histrionics overshadow the real story
Protesting police throw Ecuador into chaos
Associated Press
Striking officers rebel against cuts to their benefits, blocking access to capital and leaving country unprotected
O’Donnell nonprofit has not filed taxes in three years
Ben Evans
The evangelical group run by the Republican Senate nominee is now at risk of losing its tax-exempt status
More mixed messages on mammograms
Tracy Clark-Flory
A study out of Sweden suggests that women in their 40s may benefit from regular screenings after all
Are you smarter than a Christian?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A study finds atheists know more about religion. For believers, it's a bracing reminder that faith is not enough
James O’Keefe’s planned sexual harassment “prank” goes awry
Alex Pareene
The conservative activist planned to secretly film himself "seducing" a CNN reporter
Media watchdog: Iraqi forces attacking journalists
Associated Press
Reporters Without Borders says one journalist was forced to lie face-down while being beaten by police
Tuesday link dump: Emperor DeMint
Alex Pareene
Taibbi on the tea parties, Limbaugh on the gayness of the Spanish language, and Obama's outside-the-box vest
Did liberal bloggers ruin the Obama presidency?
Alex Pareene
Or did they just accurately diagnose its problems?
Study finds texting laws don’t reduce crashes
Associated Press
Banning drivers from activity might actually increase risks as texters try to keep phones out of sight, study finds
Census finds record gap between rich and poor
Hope Yen
Income ratio of 14.5-to-1 nearly doubles 1968's low of 7.69
Hollywood wants to censor the Internet, and Congress is on board
Dan Gillmor
On the congressional fast track, a Draconian anti-piracy bill could lead to Saudi-style restrictions
Storm-weakened levee holding in Wisconsin
Associated Press
In GOP civil war, it’s RINOs vs. EIPOs
Michael Smerconish
The ideological purists have the upper hand today, but the long-term cost to Republicans could be substantial
Collusion in Silicon Valley: How high does it go?
Dan Gillmor
Big tech companies agreed not to poach each others' employees; are key investors making anti-competitive deals too?
From accused murderer to member of Congress?
Justin Elliott
An ex-Marine who killed two unarmed Iraqis and embraces Islamophobia could wind up in Congress
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