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The stable map
Thomas Schaller
Taking a break from all Palin, all the time, notice how similar the map looks compared with the last two cycles.
“¡Viva Obama!”
Mike Madden
In Denver, a group of Latino voters show why they may hold the key to power for Democrats in the West.
Is change “scary” or is change “hopeful”?
Walter Shapiro
As the Democratic convention opens, with a speech by Michelle Obama and an in-person appearance by Ted Kennedy, undecided voters wrestle with their feelings about change -- and the nominee.
John McCain’s summer of slime
Joan Walsh
The GOP nominee will say anything to get elected -- and the media is letting him get away with it. Plus: Bill Maher to Obama: Pick Hillary!
Moser’s blue Dixie
Thomas Schaller
If anyone can make the case for Democrats' refocusing on the South it is Bob Moser, but the region that has really turned -- and keeps turning -- blue is the Northeast.
Karl Rove’s election predictions
Mike Madden
Bush's former top strategist sees most of the action this fall coming in Virginia, Colorado, Michigan and, just for old time's sake, Ohio.
How creepy is Google’s Street View?
Evan Ratliff
Privacy concerns still shadow Google's all-seeing mapping tool, but soon such worries will probably seem quaint.
McCain’s exurban woes
Thomas Schaller
Are those voters who squeezed Bush past the finish line in 2004 bailing on McSame? Peter Wallsten wonders.
The other marathon: Getting around Beijing
John Krich
It's not just athletes, but fans, who have to be in top shape for the Olympics.
No way in
John Krich
With 1.3 billion potential scalping customers, no scalpers and a bureaucratic snafu for press ducats, Olympic tickets are tough to come by.
This is your public service drought allocation notice
Andrew Leonard
Water rationing arrives in Berkeley, Calif. Ho hum. Tell it to the Ethiopians
Turn around, Bright Eyes
Judy Berman
Singer-songwriter Conor Oberst was my guilty pleasure for years
The Perot-Nader-Paul axis
Thomas Schaller
What these three seemingly unrelated pols have in common is an appeal concentrated in the West.
How do you know when your intuition is speaking to you?
Cary Tennis
I have to make some decisions and would like to follow my gut -- but where is my gut?
Rove map shows Obama beating McCain
Alex Koppelman
A series of Electoral College maps produced by the company run by the man once known as "Bush's Brain" has Barack Obama narrowly winning the presidency.
Do-good phone doesn’t look good
Joe Hutsko
Credo, a new green cellphone company, has great intentions but not such great gear.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Seat ploppers, tray slammers, lousy airport terminal design and other pet peeves. Plus: Will U.S. airlines hit Cuban tarmac thanks to Obama?
I’m an absent-minded engineer; my mind wanders and so does my wallet
Cary Tennis
I fear I lack common sense in life, and this affects my performance.
Is Slovenia the film world’s new Romania?
Andrew O'Hehir
From slacker comedies to horror films and rom-coms, the least well known of all former Yugoslav republics gets its moment.
Life in the catbird seat for Obama
Walter Shapiro
Democrats have watched leads disappear before, especially when they sub "more of the same" for "change."
A Democratic surge in Florida, Nevada
Justin Jouvenal
In two potentially pivotal states, tens of thousands of Democrats are being added to voter rolls, while new Republican registrations lag badly.
The iPhone 3G reviews are in: It’s pretty good
Farhad Manjoo
But battery life suffers, and the GPS isn't as great as you hoped.
Who are you calling a “coot”?
Camille Paglia
Incoming! Readers demand answers about WASPs, Tim Russert and Obama's teleprompter skills.
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