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Pennsylvania’s extreme makeover
Rebecca Traister
If the voting patterns of Philly's northeast suburbs are as reliable a predictor as usual, disgust with Iraq and Bush turned red states blue.
Answered prayers?
Lauren Sandler
The base turned out for the GOP candidate -- and against gay marriage -- in Haggard's home turf, but the mood was blue.
Allen’s last gasps
Scott Bass
George Allen's defeat in Virginia won't be official until the last votes are recounted -- but win or lose, he has been beaten to a shell of his good ol' boy self.
The morning after: Righty bloggers react
King Kaufman
"The American electorate just took the Republicans to the woodshed."
The Fix
Scott Lamb
Britney files for divorce. The "real" Borat wants credit, money. Plus: Faith Hill says it was all a joke.
A late night in Pennsylvania
Rebecca Traister
State denies that it's a messy election, while some polls stay open late.
Election 2006: The 10 worst political ads
Kerry Lauerman
The race card, the rape card and lots of tearful mea culpas.
Pennsylvania: Faulty machines, closed polls in black neighborhoods
Rebecca Traister
Problems for black voters in Pittsburgh.
After the fall
Lauren Sandler
Will the Haggard scandal usher in a new age of Christian tolerance or increase the religious right's homophobia?
Photo finish in Arizona
Art Levine
Democrats have a shot at a Senate seat and several House races, but a new voter I.D. law could keep many of their supporters from voting.
Familiarity breeds a lack of contempt
Andrew Leonard
Illegal immigrants: A big issue where there aren't any.
A nation at war? Somebody tell the recruiters
Tim Grieve
Bush uses the W-word 15 times in a speech today, but some Army recruiters are telling applicants that Iraq is old news.
The Scandal Sheet
Tracy Clark-Flory, Mark Follman
Don't just read it and weep -- pin it on your wall, fax it to Nancy Pelosi. A dozen reasons to throw the bums out of Washington.
W. rocks the vote
Michael Scherer
As the midterms loom, an unpopular president hops around the country from one deep-red enclave to another, trying to rally the GOP faithful.
A November surprise from within? Military newspapers say: Fire Rumsfeld
Tim Grieve
"His strategy has failed, and his ability to lead is compromised."
Abortion foes’ dirty tactics
Katharine Mieszkowski
Advocates of a California "parental notification" bill accuse Planned Parenthood of protecting sexual predators instead of teen girls. But who is really breaking the law?
Three cheers for Internet porn
Melissa Lafsky
Economists show that the rise in Web pornography leads to fewer rapes.
Spread the love
Melissa Lafsky
A new study shows that female promiscuity can lead to healthier offspring.
Borat day: “Throw the Jew Down the Well”
Kerry Lauerman
The most controversial of the Kazakh's U.S. appearances.
The Fix
Scott Lamb
Cruise takes over United Artists. Pitt and Jolie under al-Qaida threat? Plus: Madonna mulls more adoptions.
The GOP’s dwindling anti-gay parade
Michael Scherer
Polls show Americans turning their backs on the divisive politics of homosexuality. Will hard-liners in the heartland, like Colorado's Marilyn Musgrave, be forced to follow?
“Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation”
Stephanie Zacharek
Sacha Baron Cohen gives us one of the funniest and most pointed satires in years -- and also one of the most complex.
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