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WikiLeaks says hackers attacked site
The Associated Press
Tweets that website was "under a mass distributed denial of service attack"
Huge trove of U.S. diplomatic cables leaked
Matthew Lee
"Sept. 11 of world diplomacy": WikiLeaks docs reveal bleak look at enemies, allies, nuke fears, U.N. distrust, more
No. 3: Thomas Friedman
Alex Pareene
The flat-earther and metaphor-mangler pollutes the minds of our CEOs
No. 4: David Broder
Alex Pareene
"The Dean" never met a problem that couldn't be solved by more serious calls for bipartisanship
No. 5: Marty Peretz
Alex Pareene
The New Republic's owner and editor in chief combines perfervid prose with unrepentant bigotry
Obama: U.S. committed to defend South Korea
Associated Press
Will not speculate on military action, wants to speak first to South Korean President Lee Myung-bak
Washington Post hires conservative blogger
Alex Pareene
Finally, the Beltway's paper has someone to make the case for war with Iran
Technical troubles stop Iran nuclear enrichment
George Jahn
Diplomats have no specifics on cause of the problem, but Stuxnet computer virus suspected
Obama-GOP showdown over nuclear pact with Russia
Ben Feller
President warns Republicans of unchecked Russian nuclear arsenal if weapons deal fails
So, Sarah, you think you can beat Barack …
Steve Kornacki
The half-term Alaska governor makes a boast to Barbara Walters -- but can she back it up in '12?
The Israel lobby gone wild
Justin Elliott
AIPAC staffers looking at porn and cruising for sex on Craigslist, according to allegations in court filings
Gates v. Eisenhower and Obama v. Justice
Glenn Greenwald
Looking to the past and to other nations sheds light on our notions of war and justice
Mystery of who funded right-wing “radical Islam” campaign deepens
Justin Elliott
A document obtained by Salon creates new speculation about who paid for a right-wing campaign to stoke Islamophobia
Diplomat: U.S. to offer Israel perks in peace talks
Amy Teibel
Apartments in the West Bank, military hardware and protection from the U.N. might be part of a new deal
Iran can forget setting global gender policy
Tracy Clark-Flory
The country fails to get a seat on the new U.N. board for women's rights -- but Saudi Arabia makes the cut
The self-absorption of America’s ruling class
Glenn Greenwald
Party elites whine anonymously to Politico about trivial slights by Obama
“Fair Game”: Ready for a Bush-era flashback yet?
Andrew O'Hehir
Naomi Watts as Valerie Plame and Sean Penn as her husband highlight this back-to-the-future political drama
Um, yeah, about Ronald Reagan’s popularity …
Steve Kornacki
The hagiographers are out in full force this week
Harry Reid wins — and Chuck Schumer loses
Steve Kornacki
The Senate majority leader's surprise win in Nevada will have major implications in Washington
Election night live!
Alex Pareene
Rand Paul victory speech! GOP projected to win the House! Sarah Palin opining in the TV!
Suffering from the ballot box blues
Tom Engelhardt
Today, I cast my vote in the most dispiriting election of my lifetime
Palin ’12: Is she Reagan … or Christine O’Donnell?
Steve Kornacki
It's hardly news that the GOP establishment fears a Sarah Palin candidacy. But are their fears valid?
David Broder demands war!
Alex Pareene
Is anyone at the Washington Post ashamed of the latest column from the "dean of the Washington press corps"?
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