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The Obama administration’s war on privacy
Glenn Greenwald
Two new Obama proposals would dramatically expand the government's already vast surveillance powers
“The Wave”: The growing danger of monster waves
Thomas Rogers
From 1,740-foot tsunamis to ship-sinking rogues: The science behind the ocean's terrifying giants
Harvard students protest New Republic editor
Justin Elliott
Demonstrators confront Marty Peretz in Cambridge with signs quoting his own words about Arabs and African-Americans
The Larry Summers hall of shame
Maxwell Strachan
His tenure in the Obama White House was just like the rest of his career: Full of controversy
What the pot legalization campaign really threatens
David Sirota
A far more harmful drug that causes hundreds of annual deaths and contributes to violent crime is already legal
Queen wanted U.K. poverty fund to heat palace
Raphael G. Satter
Money is intended to provide subsidized heating to low-income houses
A Congress full of Newts
Alyssa Battistoni
Republicans will regard a triumph this fall as an affirmation of the politics of obstruction Gingrich perfected
Koch beats Bloomberg in richest New Yorker contest
Alex Pareene
It was a very good year for billionaires in general -- the rest of us, not so much
The menace of pilot fatigue
Patrick Smith
In a long overdue move, the FAA is proposing longer rest periods and shorter duty times
The militias’ man in the Senate?
Justin Elliott
Joe Miller's supporters have been known to carry assault rifles in public -- and he's favored to win a Senate seat
Wednesday link dump: I am a patriot
Alex Pareene
The cabbie-slasher's drunken rants, the worst Politico headline of the month, and the rich getting richer
Florida court overturns gay adoption ban
Tracy Clark-Flory
But, make no mistake, the battle hasn't been won just yet
22 charged with flying cocaine from California to Pennsylvania
Joe Mandak
Prosecutors say California group moved drugs by bypassing airport security
Imagining Mideast peace with Bill Clinton
Joe Conason
At a "special sesssion" of the Clinton Global Initiative, he and his guests conjure the vision of a brighter future
Rand Paul cozies up to the neocons
Alex Pareene
The sorta libertarian Senate candidate warns that debt leads to Hitler, makes friends with Bill Kristol
California group airs anti-tea party ad in Times Square
Robin Hindery, Karen Matthews
Consumer Watchdog wants to provide voters with an alternative, labels the movement "insane"
A survival guide to my husband’s abandonment
Kelli Kirk
I thought I'd be lost after he left me with our kids, but I found unlikely inspiration: A wilderness reality show
Largest union in California endorses pot legalization
Juliana Barbassa
The 700,000-member group could be a political powerhouse and a strong ally for the Proposition 19 campaign
How “Glee” is changing high school choir
Schuyler Velasco
The "real Will Schuester" explains the way Fox's hit show is pushing boundaries in a world known for jazz hands
One and a half cheers for American decline
Tom Engelhardt
The future is not ours -- and that's good news. Losing our world power status will let us focus on problems at home
Billionaires give 91 percent of funds for Rove-tied group
Justin Elliott
The latest fundraising numbers from the conservative American Crossroads show the super-rich continue to pony up
Lady Gaga fights “don’t ask, don’t tell” in Maine
Associated Press
Over 2,000 join her at Portland rally before key Senate vote on the gays in the military
Ex-aide: Christine O’Donnell lived off campaign funds
Mark Benjamin
A watchdog group claims that the Tea Party's favorite Senate candidate broke the law
O’Donnell paid rent with campaign funds
Associated Press
Government watchdog group files complaint based largely on sworn statement by her former finance consultant
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