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Why do journalists expect to have credibility?
Glenn Greenwald
Promiscuous anonymity continues to grow despite their acknowledgment that it destroys their credibility
The right kind of bigotry
Glenn Greenwald
The New Republic's Editor-in-Chief explains that Arabs cannot be trusted
The best politician is a nervous one
David Sirota
Bunning, Dodd give the lie to the Beltway elite view that Washington is too responsive to public opinion
Google dangles ultrafast broadband and cities leap
Briana Bierschbach
City leaders battle it out for the fastest fiber-optic network in the country
Hitler: A “pro-life” poster child?
Judy Mandelbaum
Activists in Poland equate terminating a pregnancy with Nazism
Common Cause calls on Paterson to quit
Associated Press
The accountability organization that formerly supported the New York governor now wants him to go
Waste watchers? UK group fears trash bin spies
Raphael G. Satter
Microchips measure the amount of trash in British garbage cans
Tearing up the social contract, piece by piece
Thanks to Cheney, kids now grow up thinking that torture is a "controversy" rather than plain wrong
Who died and made David Brooks king?
Gabriel Winant
The pundit heaps scorn on the Tea Party rubes he has to share a party with, and not even for the right reasons
Rowdy protesters block campuses amid funding rally
Terence Chea
As public education becomes victim of economic downturn in California, students and teachers take to the streets
House Dem: Obama promised to push for public option later
Mike Madden
Rep. Raul Grijalva says Obama blamed the Senate for the public option's demise, but will fight for it down the road
A rare pact: Teens’ double suicide rocks Pa. town
Kathy Matheson
Families and friends contemplate the death of two girls who jumped in front of a train together
A wave of phony indignation over Charlie Rangel
Joe Conason
GOP leaders shrieking "Democrat corruption" -- like junket-loving John Boehner -- rarely worry much over ethics
“The Secret of Kells”: Oscar’s dazzling Irish surprise
Andrew O'Hehir
Animator Tomm Moore talks about turning Celtic art and fantasy into Oscar season's unexpected delight
Senators: Lift ban on gays donating blood
Jim Abrams
Kerry, others say healthy blood shouldn't be turned away from emergency rooms just because the donor had gay sex
17 killed in Baghdad blasts targeting voters
Rebecca Santana
As Iraqis cast ballots for elections, insurgents set off two deadly explosions outside polling stations
NYC black leaders to meet on Gov. Paterson’s fate
Michael Gormley
Rev. Al Sharpton is gathering a group of prominent black Democrats who may urge Paterson to step down
Black leaders to meet on Paterson fate
Michael Gormley
Source says Rev. Sharpton is convening a group of prominent black Democrats who may urge Paterson to resign
No is no: More men file sexual harassment claims
Sam Hananel
Over the past two decades, the percentage of sexual harassment claims filed by men has doubled
Republican Party’s 2010 fundraising strategy: fear
Alex Koppelman
Leaked document gives look into way RNC thinks of its donors; what's revealed isn't pretty
Catholic group dodges gay marriage
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Washington, D.C., recognizes the right of same-sex partners to wed. Don't expect Catholic Charities to do the same
Three suicide bombs kill 32 ahead of Iraqi vote
Hamid Ahmed
Multiple bomb attack a deadly signal before weekend elections
GOP dismisses military study on gays as biased
Anne Flaherty
Republicans wary of nine-month Pentagon study into "don't ask, don't tell" policy
Salon Radio: The lawyers smeared by Liz Cheney
Glenn Greenwald
The McCarthyite attack from the ex-vice president's daughter and Bill Kristol is vile beyond words
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