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Hey, hacks: Nate Silver’s not taking your job
Alex Pareene
Pundits appear especially threatened by the New York Times math wiz this election cycle. Why are they so scared?
Mitt’s strategic malpractice
Steve Kornacki
Why did the Romney campaign wait until the last minute to try to expand the electoral map?
Power loss threatens vote in six-plus states
Brad Friedman
Storm-caused outages could prevent voters from casting their ballots. We should have planned for this
Mitt hits the panic button
Alex Seitz-Wald
Romney's campaign says he's winning, but a series of wildly dishonest ads suggest he's growing desperate
Can a centrist win in Arizona?
Jamelle Bouie
Richard Carmona is running a surprisingly successful Senate campaign -- free of ideological rhetoric
Obama opens doors to progress, Romney slams them shut
Todd Gitlin
With the president in office, progress -- however incremental -- remains possible. With Mitt, forget about it
Fox News: Can we blame Sandy on Obama?
Andrew O'Hehir
Amid the crazy commercials, conspiracy theories and Mittmentum, an afternoon watching Fox. It's almost journalism!
More than half a million without power
Natasha Lennard
Reports find more and more power outages across the East Coast
Tens of thousands already without power
Natasha Lennard
More than 67,000 customers have experienced outages because of Sandy so far
Bloomberg’s disregard for Rikers
Natasha Lennard
The mayor gives an inadvertently revealing answer to a question about inmates' well-being during the storm
Mitt’s not winning Minnesota
Alex Pareene
Don't believe the Romney campaign. We've arrived at the part of the election cycle where all announcements are spin
“Building Stories”: Sui generis masterpiece
Rick Moody
Eschewing the narrative conventions of the graphic novel, Chris Ware has crafted something somehow more literary
As governor, Romney tripped up gay parents
Alex Halperin
When Mitt and the law were at odds, he acted in the pettiest way imaginable
America’s unwinnable war games
Nick Turse
The U.S. has poured billions into military operations around the world, with increasingly diminishing returns
Obama has a blue state problem
Steve Kornacki
Obama's winning blue states by smaller margins than in '08 -- and could be elected while losing the popular vote
Obama’s five best Romney zingers
Adele M. Stan
The debates are long over, but "bayonets" lives on. A look at some of the president's smartest one-liners
A last-ditch pitch to women
Irin Carmon
Obama and Romney threw in as many references to women as possible, just in case
Debate fact check
Alex Seitz-Wald
Calling out both candidates' exaggerations, mistruths and outright lies, in real time
Banned from voting booths: Ex-convicts
Katti Gray
Despite government reforms, several states continue to disenfranchise former prisoners -- many of them men of color
Literary realism is dead
Emily Keeler
Zadie Smith's "NW" charts a bold new path for the novel and offers its readers a unique brand of "authenticity"
White House ponders strike over Libya attack
Kimberly Dozier, Rukmini Callimachi
Strike forces and drones are readied, but in need of a target
A visit to the right’s least popular museum
Jon Wiener
The GOP insisted Whittaker Chambers' pumpkin patch become a historical site. It averages two guests a year
Slave states vs. free states, 2012
Michael Lind
A century and a half later, we've come full circle: The red-blue state divide falls along Confederate-Union lines
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