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Top Birther wants to build church to fight “Ground Zero Mosque”
Justin Elliott
"Birthermercial" scam artist Bill Keller is at it again, this time near ground zero
George Steinbrenner: Hero or villain?
Joe Posnanski
The man who rebuilt the Yankees was a tyrant and an American original. At heart, he was just a Cleveland boy
Rand Paul hits New York to raise cash
Alex Pareene
Having officially parted ways with his old campaign manager, the new, boring, uncontroversial Paul
Tea Party billboard linking Obama, Hitler draws complaints
Luke Meredith
North Iowa group under fire for "socialism" advertisement; admits message may have gotten lost in the visuals
Doctors don’t rat out their incompetent colleagues
Carla K. Johnson
Study: 17 percent of physicians knew a co-worker was impaired on the job, only a third reported it
With hearings underway, Internet pastor plans Christian alternative to “Ground Zero Mosque”
Alex Pareene
An Internet minister from Florida announces "the 9/11 Christian Center at Ground Zero"
Elections lend Kagan debate a more partisan tinge
Julie Hirschfeld Davis
Both sides capitalize on nominee; Sens. McCain, Hatch and Murkowski tout their "no" votes
California trial opens on “don’t ask, don’t tell”
Julie Watson
Log Cabin Republicans challenge the constitutionality of the policy, will enter Obama statements into evidence
The root of economic fragility and political anger
Robert Reich
Americans who have jobs are being forced to work longer -- and for lower hourly wages
Ad campaign: She didn’t ask for it
Tracy Clark-Flory
Scotland gets a straightforward anti-rape PSA that attacks victim-blaming
Does the left even know what “progressive” means?
Ned Resnikoff
A Gallup poll says more than half of Americans don't. Maybe it's because the left hasn't figured it out for itself
Marc Thiessen and the myth of the American Jewish voter
Glenn Greenwald
The zombie lie that Jews are abandoning Democrats over Israel finds new life in the Washington Post
Is LeBron James a “runaway slave”?
Joan Walsh
Howard Bryant, Roland Martin, Blair LM Kelley, Brad Snyder and others weigh in on Jesse Jackson's incendiary claim
Fewer people are watching late-night talk shows
David Bauder
More people now watch programs saved on their digital video recorders than either Leno and Letterman
Bill Kristol will protect Israel with attack ads against Democrats
Alex Pareene
The Emergency Committee for Israel says Joe Sestak loves terrorists
The remarkable judge who struck down the Defense of Marriage Act
Joe Conason
Rather than a remote "judicial activist," Joseph Tauro is wise and pragmatic -- as everyone in Massachusetts knows
Spain World Cup fiesta goes wild, boosts unity
Alan Clendenning, Frank Griffiths
Party distracts nation from economic and political gloom
Israel report blames flawed planning for Gaza raid
Associated Press
Military concludes bad intelligence about likelihood of flotilla resistance, not commandos, at fault for violence
Ugandan toll in World Cup bombings rises to 74
Jason Straziuso, Max Delany
Somali militant group al-Shabab praises the twin bombings in Kampala, Uganda
Church loses partnership over “kill the gays” bill
Warren Throckmorton
A Nevada public health group cuts ties with a church that supports a key backer of Uganda's notorious legislation
In defense of the burqa ban
Ryan Brown
Women win if France votes this week to outlaw the conservative Islamic garment, says a Muslim feminist commentator
Putting the left’s Obama “despair” in perspective
Steve Kornacki
The president's supporters expected big things and are feeling short-changed. Stop me if you've heard this before
Referees suck! And other lessons of the World Cup
Steve Almond
As Spain and the Netherlands prepare to throw down, we offer lessons from a thousand hours spent on the couch
Don’t txt that goal!
Dan Gillmor
Soccer officials and their foolish rules, trying to restrict what fans can say from inside the stadium
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