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The fate of the Earth, the Bush years
Tom Engelhardt
Jonathan Schell: "Everybody who has ever marched against nuclear weapons should dust off their boots and get back in the fray."
Craig Venter is the future
Jonathon Keats
The most groundbreaking science is being done outside academia and government. And the egomaniacal geneticist is leading the way.
The Dodd and Biden show
Walter Shapiro
When Tuesday's debate turned to foreign policy, the two veteran senators schooled Clinton and Obama.
“Hacking grannies”? Or “talented programmers”?
Catherine Price
An upcoming documentary tells the story of six women who programmed the world's first all-purpose digital computer.
Seven years later, he’s still changing the tone
Tim Grieve
The president laments the "name-calling" in Washington.
The emperor’s new peace plan
Gary Kamiya
Barring a miracle, Bush's Annapolis charade will make matters in the Middle East much worse.
A moral “Compass”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Far from exposing children to "the demonic," as some Catholics claim, "The Golden Compass" celebrates independent thinking. As a Catholic, I hope my daughter will see it.
Feeding off the Pentagon
Mark Benjamin
How did a former Bush official win an $800 million Department of Defense contract for his healthcare firm? That's what government watchdogs want to know.
The Romney religion speech tightrope
Michael Scherer
At a campaign stop in Manchester, N.H., Romney describes the delicate line he will walk on Thursday as he tells the nation what his Mormon faith means to him.
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Salon Staff
Journalists To Vlog on Current.com
Ron Paul is a baby elephant
Michael Scherer
From around the country, Ron Paul's followers are descending on New Hampshire to go door-to-door for their man. But what do they really want?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
King Kaufman
Ohio State vs. LSU: The BCS's answer to a wild, unpredictable year is a couple of usual suspects. Sorry, Hawaii.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Time to leave the major networks behind and wander in the cable wilderness in search of fresh meat! Plus: Why Sundance's "Nimrod Nation" is the best show you're not watching.
How much is that earthquake in the window?
Andrew Leonard
Catastrophe bonds are growing more popular on Wall Street. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
Google’s “strange” quest for cheap renewable power
Andrew Leonard
Are the class action shareholder lawsuits already brewing? How does clean-tech activism fit into a search engine company's mandate?
Boys in the girls room, oh my!
Carol Lloyd
Religious conservatives attack new antidiscrimination legislation in California public schools.
Lenders need not fear, the OCC is here
Andrew Leonard
A banking regulator explains her views on consumer protection. Or should that be "lender protection"?
Not asked, not answered
Tim Grieve
CNN says voters were unhappy that GOP candidates didn't discuss healthcare and education. Maybe that's because CNN didn't pose the questions.
A lesson in how to handle subprime fallout
Andrew Leonard
Norwegian regulators determine a broker acted in bad faith marketing Citigroup CDOs, and the guillotine blade drops.
Ron Paul’s free, green market
Amanda Griscom Little
The libertarian presidential contender says laissez-faire policies could stop global warming and save the planet.
The godawful GOP debate
Walter Shapiro
CNN's fatuous choice of questions was an insult to the earnest YouTubers and that maligned group called the voters.
What will you do while Table Talk is down?
Table Talk Staff
TT is moving to a new box in a new city overnight, Wednesday through midday Thursday. And you?
Why your Wii stinks of toxic chemicals
Farhad Manjoo
Greenpeace hands its first ever zero-rating on environmental practices to Nintendo.
“Single anxious female” seeks president
Lynn Harris
Must be equally comfortable with ending war and improving economy.
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