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Goldman and JP Morgan win while America loses
Robert Reich
The giant banks amass too much clout and market heft
Is the media really ignoring Sessions’ past?
Alex Koppelman
Media Matters claims papers aren't keeping their readers informed, but their own research seems to contradict them
When old white guys attack
Mike Madden
Forget her actual record -- Jeff Sessions and the angry GOP just know Sotomayor wants to keep the white man down
The GOP’s got some ‘splainin’ to do on race
Joan Walsh
Coburn makes Ricky Ricardo joke while NAACP-basher Sessions is "troubled" by Sotomayor's views. Are they serious?
Chuck Todd’s arguments against investigations
Glenn Greenwald
Blocking investigations of those in political power is one of the unifying beliefs of establishment journalism.
Conservative group compares Sotomayor to Ayers
Alex Koppelman
A new ad says the judge "led a group supporting violent Puerto Rican terrorists"
Steele: “I got the fried chicken”
Alex Koppelman
The RNC chair's latest strategy for outreach to the African American community could use some work
Sotomayor clarifies “wise Latina” comment
Alex Koppelman
Committee Chairman Pat Leahy gives the judge a chance to defend herself before Republican attacks can begin
David Foster Wallace lives on for an “Infinite Summer”
Joe Coscarelli
One giant book, 92 days, thousands of readers -- and the world's most ambitious reading group
The FRAC Act under attack
Abrahm Lustgarten
Are Democrats going wobbly as energy companies resist curbs on the natural gas drilling practice known as fracking?
Too big to fail after all
Andrew Leonard
When jobs are on the line, letting a lender to small businesses go kaput would be the anti-stimulus
The battlebots of Wall Street
Andrew Leonard
Computers dominate stock trading like never before. It's no coincidence markets are ever more volatile and opaque
Why America is flunking science
Chris Mooney, Sheril Kirshenbaum
Don't just blame poor education for our nation's scientific illiteracy -- but our politics and pop culture
Healthcare for dunces
Gabriel Winant
Don't know your "single-payer" from the "trigger plan"? As Senate hearings begin, we explain the basics
The events preceding Goldman Sachs’ new “blowout profits”
Glenn Greenwald
In May, a former top IMF official noted: "the finance industry has effectively captured our government."
I’m tired of just being a man
Charles Siebert
How I learned about my own animality (and "humanzees," Stalin and scary creationists) by living with a chimp
The CIA op kept secret from Panetta and Congress
Joan Walsh
Pelosi was right: The CIA lied to Congress, hiding a major anti-terror program for eight years. Will Congress act?
A slap in the face to fat girls
Kate Harding
Beth Ditto may be a hip plus-size icon, but her new clothing line feels like an insulting throwback to a 1985 Kmart
Clergy say, “I won’t”
Lilly Fowler
Since gays and lesbians can't say "I do," some churches are getting out of the marriage business
Why is Palin lying about state ethics probes?
Joan Walsh
She says Alaska spent "millions" probing "frivolous" issues. The cost was far less and some complaints were serious
Ensign says parents gave $96,000 to his mistress’ family
Alex Koppelman
The senator's lawyer says the payment was made out of concern for the family's well-being
Sessions to call white firefighters in Sotomayor hearings
Alex Koppelman
The Judiciary Committee's lead Republican wants plaintiffs from the judge's most controversial case on TV
Another day, another abortion party
Tracy Clark-Flory
An essayist caricatures pro-choicers drinking and dancing on a fetus' grave
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