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Reading “The Clinton Tapes,” thinking about Obama
Joan Walsh
The president and the historian provide a candid, intimate look at how the GOP became a nasty party of obstruction
Iran has no interest in compromise
Erich Follath, Dieter Bednarz
There is little hope that negotiations between Tehran and the U.S. will lead to progress on Iran's nuclear plans
Krugman weighs in on Brooks: “Reagan did it”
Andrew Leonard
America's love affair with debt really got going in 1980, writes the Times columnist. So it's the Gipper's fault
Princess Leia: “They say I look like Yoda”
Tracy Clark-Flory
Carrie Fisher has a few choice words for those who attack her weight
The Facebook divorce
Amanda Fortini
Couples are broadcasting their breakups online while friends -- and lawyers! -- watch in amazement and horror
Canada should be invading us any day now
Alex Koppelman
A conservative writer continues making outlandish claims, but is embraced by mainstream Republicans anyway
Biden Watch: 2010 could be “end of road”
Vincent Rossmeier
The latest from our voluble vice president
Is the Internet melting our brains?
Vincent Rossmeier
No! The author of "A Better Pencil" explains why such hysterical hand-wringing is as old as communication itself
Vanity Fair’s TARP takedown
Andrew Leonard
"Good Billions After Bad" paints an ugly picture of a badly managed rescue program. But is that the whole story?
How Facebook and Twitter warp your brain
Andrew Leonard
Tweet this and watch your IQ fall: A psychologist says micro-blogging makes us stupid. But not Facebook!
Just how bad can a romantic comedy be?
Stephanie Zacharek
"All About Steve" can make a person long for those heady days of Kate Hudson-Matthew McConaughey vehicles
Obama: Show courage on healthcare
Robert Reich
When the president addresses Congress next week, it's time for him to be specific about what he wants
The journalist, the murderer and the Adderall
Joe Coscarelli
Author Stephen Elliott talks about the grisly trial, and the prescription dependency, he could not shake
Deleting the Bush Personality Cult from history
Glenn Greenwald
The personalized veneration of George Bush was systematic and engulfing. The Right wants to forget that.
Kennedy’s impossible dream? I don’t think so
Joan Walsh
Nobody knows if he'd have demanded a public health care option, but he wouldn't have surrendered before the fight
Obama on Kennedy: “greatest legislator of our time”
Alex Koppelman
The president eulogizes his late friend, mentor and supporter
Herbert Hoover: The working man’s hero
Andrew Leonard
An economist argues that Hoover's "pro-labor policies" turned a bad recession into the Great Depression
The big lie about Kennedy continues
Joan Walsh
Pundits and the GOP insist Teddy would have brokered a healthcare compromise. But the GOP fought Kennedy's own bill
The end of an era
Alan Wolfe
They don't make families -- or politicians, or liberals -- like Teddy and the Kennedys anymore
Teddy Kennedy and the art of the deal
Mike Madden
Would the public option pass if he were around? Maybe not: The Senate's liberal conscience was also a horse-trader
Ted Kennedy, champion of social justice
Robert Reich
If we ever achieve universal healthcare, he will be the reason
Today’s economic green shoots are Day-Glo bright
Andrew Leonard
New home sales take a big jump, while durable good orders register a healthy rise
Nostalgia for white terrorism
Salon Staff
New films tackle the Baader-Meinhof gang and the IRA's dirty war. Cue the rock music and put on those tight jeans!
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