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Obama loses a silver lining
Steve Kornacki
New numbers throw cold water on the idea that strong swing state economies might give the president a boost
World powers worry Syria sliding to civil war
Edith M. Lederer
With a stalemate over proposed sanctions, the situation in Syria could easily become a civil war
Obama’s Wis. harbinger
Steve Kornacki
Is it panic time for the president if his party’s effort to recall Scott Walker fails next week?
Taxing strip clubs for rape
Tracy Clark-Flory
Politicians are holding adult entertainment venues responsible for funding sexual assault services
Romney shifting focus from economy to education
Steve Peoples
Romney stresses "better teachers, better options" as he lashes out at teachers unions
My secretly bisexual husband
Cary Tennis
He's been with four men he met on Craigslist. Do I stick with him for our teenage daughters?
Win-or-go-home for Pelosi?
Steve Kornacki
She’s as confident as ever, but this could be the last time Nancy Pelosi leads House Democrats into an election
Our most dangerous hike
Tania James
When a casual excursion turned dangerous, I didn't know if it would end my relationship, or define it
America’s great divergence
Enrico Moretti
The new innovation economy is making some cities richer, many cities poorer -- and it's transforming our country
What’s the matter with Nebraska?
Kevin Bleyer
Forget Article IV of the Constitution! Isn't it about time we stop pretending that all states are created equal?
Nurses’ pre-NATO rally expected to draw thousands
Tammy Webber
Protestors plan to demonstrate in downtown Chicago on the eve of the NATO meeting, while police step up security
Dems’ best friend: The GOP base
Steve Kornacki
The conservative masses revolt again, this time in Nebraska's Senate primary
Internet doomsday, explained
Mel Gilles, Mathew Gross
According to media reports, July 9 will be our online apocalypse. The better story is how this crazy rumor started
Why did we move to Paris?
Rosecrans Baldwin
Leaving New York seemed ideal. Until the crazy landlord, topless exams, the French flu, the lack of credit cards...
Scott Walker’s politically suicidal exchange
Steve Kornacki
He tells a billionaire donor about his “divide and conquer” anti-union strategy – on camera
Using Bush’s playbook
Thomas F. Schaller
"Karl Rove politics" aren't quite dead: Obama's strategy in 2012 will mirror W's in 2004
The end of Dick Lugar
Steve Kornacki
Everyone saw his defeat coming – but no one expected the statement he released afterward
“Bring Up the Bodies”: Hilary Mantel’s power play
Laura Miller
The sequel to her Booker-winning "Wolf Hall" is a thrilling exploration of what it took to run Tudor England
Another jobs report downer
Andrew Leonard
The U.S. economy underperforms again in April, creating only 115,000 jobs. You can almost hear Mitt Romney cackle
Occupy skirts the MSM
Max Rivlin-Nadler
The movement is attempting to build its own media infrastructure so it doesn't need to rely on traditional outlets
The Democratic Senate might just survive
Steve Kornacki
A Senate map that looked bleak a year ago is now littered with surprise pick-up opportunities
Goodbye, Davos man
Michael Lind
Pundits haven't realized it yet, but the age of economic globalization is over
Urban revolution is coming
Max Rivlin-Nadler
Occupy may mark the beginning of a new era of city-based uprisings. An expert explains why -- and how
Science fiction no more: The perfect city is under construction
Will Doig
Cities as technologically precise as a Formula One race car are being built now. Do we really want to live in them?
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