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VoteVets targets McCain with new ad
Alex Koppelman
In the spot, a veteran of the Iraq war says, "'freedom' means when the Iraqi people and their Prime Minister ask us to make a plan to leave, we do."
A stickies situation
Joe Hutsko
Simplify your workspace by squishing your stickies and separating your screens.
Obama is saying the wrong things about Afghanistan
Juan Cole
He hit the right notes during his swing through Iraq, but his plans for that other war could mean trouble.
My friend has gone bad
Cary Tennis
I hate to lose my best college buddy, but her behavior is beyond the pale.
The honorable centrist Joe Lieberman
Glenn Greenwald
Even after John McCain was forced to repudiate pastor John Hagee's views as "deeply offensive and indefensible," the Connecticut senator will share a stage with Hagee and speak to his group.
Roman holiday
Gary Kamiya
The Eternal City is too vast and ancient to grasp, and the harder you try, the more it slips away. So you have to dream your way into it.
Bush to Olympians: Win (nicely)
King Kaufman
The president talks about cherished American values -- curiously, without mentioning advertising or kicking butt.
Iraqi prime minister: Obama has “right time frame” for withdrawal
Mathias Muller von Blumencron, Bernard Zand
Read the interview with Der Spiegel in which Nouri al-Maliki backs Barack Obama's timetable for leaving Iraq.
How big will Democratic gains be this fall?
Thomas F. Schaller
A panel of experts projects the number of seats Democrats will add in the House in November -- and which Democrats are most likely to lose their jobs.
The good humor man
James Hannaham
Who invented jokes, and why do we laugh at them? Jim Holt discusses the history of funny.
Why I hate summer
Rachel Shukert
Sweaty thighs sticking to plastic chairs? Miserable barbecues and forced merriment? Thanks, but I'll pass.
The AT&T Convention in Denver
Glenn Greenwald
Corporate sponsorship of the Democratic National Convention produces some lovely products for delegates and media stars
A thousand and one knights
Douglas Wolk
There have been countless versions of Batman, from brooding crusader to gadget-loving detective. How does "The Dark Knight" measure up?
Bob Barr endorses Accountability Now/Strange Bedfellows coalition
Glenn Greenwald
The widespread agreement between important factions of citizens on the Left and Right illustrates important facts about how our political establishment operates
McCain advisor woos Clinton supporters
Vincent Rossmeier
On Tuesday, Carly Fiorina met with a group of Clinton backers who are "intensely uncomfortable with the notion of a President Obama."
The right-wing understanding of Government
Glenn Greenwald
A former White House aide and current CEO of Freedom's Watch thinks that the President is the "client" of the Attorney General
“Mamma Mia!”
Stephanie Zacharek
Pierce Brosnan sings! Meryl Streep dances! Can't you hear ABBA's "SOS"?
Knowing me, knowing ABBA
Mary Elizabeth Williams
How did a cheesy Scandinavian pop group in jumpsuits and blue eye shadow become as seriously beloved as the Beatles?
Conservatives claim bias in coverage of Obama trip
Alex Koppelman
The right is complaining about plans for the three big network anchors to accompany Barack Obama abroad, saying this shows a pro-Obama bias; as usual, there's a simpler explanation.
Growing pains for Kiva
Andrew Leonard
Call it Web 2.0: The African version. The online microfinance lending site stumbles, but doesn't get knocked down
Cracking Code Pink
Cintra Wilson
Why does the peace movement have to dress and act like an irritating children's birthday party?
Catholic group asks McCain camp to drop controversial figure
Alex Koppelman
Catholics United wants John McCain to remove Deal Hudson from a committee of prominent Catholic supporters; in 2004, amid scandal, Hudson resigned as an advisor to President Bush's re-election campaign.
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