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Palin spars with GOP over fundraiser
Vincent Rossmeier
Hours before a big Republican event, it's still not clear whether the governor will appear
Obama’s trail of broken promises
David Sirota
The prophet of hope now doesn't even bother with explanations when he reneges on his campaign pledges.
College Republicans getting a little glum
Mike Madden
The group's first annual convention in the Obama administration is a sad sight.
Obama’s “interference” in Israeli politics
Glenn Greenwald
The massive aid given by the U.S. entitles -- and requires -- Obama to demand that settlement growth stop.
Sotomayor and Stereotypes 101
Kate Harding
The New York Times demonstrates how to report on observable evidence while giving credence to sexist, racist memes
False excuses for anonymity and irrationality on affirmative action
Glenn Greenwald
The right-wing argument about the affirmative action case is the most incoherent claim seen in some time.
Bill O’Reilly doesn’t understand blogs
Gabriel Winant
The Fox News host wants to seem fair and balanced, but he can't resist painting blogs unfairly
DNC praises Sotomayor en espa
Mike Madden
Democrats begin a push to capitalize politically with Latino voters on President Obama's Supreme Court pick.
Climbing out of a midlife crisis
Katharine Mieszkowski
How couch potato Mark Obmascik changed his life, and his body, summiting dozens of Colorado mountains in one summer
Facts and myths about Obama’s preventive detention proposal
Glenn Greenwald
Is a system of indefinite detention with no charges a standard or radical idea?
Attack of the 66-year-old mother
Amy Benfer
The strange case of Elizabeth Adeney prompts the question: How old is too old to have a child?
A Palin-Clinton alliance?
Alex Koppelman
Greta Van Susteren's husband, who's been advising the Alaska governor, reportedly approached her with the idea of helping pay Hillary Clinton's campaign debt.
A fresh new dawn for trust-busters
Andrew Leonard
Longtime Microsoft antagonist Gary Reback has a new book out on the politics and economics of anti-trust. His timing couldn't be better.
Stop the biopharmaceutical bodysnatching!
Abigail Kramer
The ACLU is suing to end corporate patents on the breast cancer gene.
Rumsfeld was even worse than you thought
Alex Koppelman
A new report details the anger within the Bush administration toward the former secretary of defense, and shows how he hurt Katrina relief efforts.
I bleed, it leads: My final news stories
Hart Seely
A veteran reporter crafts opening paragraphs for news stories on his paper's final day.
A conservative revolt against the NRSC
Vincent Rossmeier
A leading right-wing blogger calls for a boycott of the GOP's Senate campaign committee in the wake of its endorsement of moderate Charlie Crist.
Dirt already coming out on potential SCOTUS picks
Alex Koppelman
Possible foes of two women rumored to be in line for the job have found old statements that might be damaging.
Does video game sex still sell?
Judy Berman
According to a Guardian writer, the reign of realistic boob jiggle may be coming to an end.
The dirt on A-Rod
Allen Barra
A controversial new biography collects just about every rumor and bad story ever told about baseball icon Alex Rodriguez. But who leaked his drug tests, and what do they mean, anyway?
Stop “Hillary-care” now!
Joe Conason
Single-payer "socialist" healthcare is popular with voters, but that doesn't keep the GOP from its pathetic attempts to demonize it.
Bastardizing Bristol
Amy Benfer
The teen mother has been parading around her infant as a cautionary tale. But is raising a kid as a young parent always an illegitimate choice?
The “best and the brightest”? Spare me
Michael Lind
Some are arguing that if we prosecute Bush officials for torture, or reregulate the financial industry, talented people won't enter government or become bankers. No, they're not kidding.
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