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Can money buy Mitt Romney love in Iowa?
Mike Madden
The CEO candidate tries to grind out an expensive victory over a surging, underfunded and baffling upstart.
Michael Bloomberg: Trans-partisan savior
Glenn Greenwald
Who thinks a third party candidate like this is a good idea, and why?
Roadies’ rules of the road
Walter Shapiro
From the curse of New York's city hall to the historical fate of insurgents, here are our favorite political theorems.
Favorite quotes of 2007
Glenn Greenwald
Reminiscing about revealing media and political statements from this year.
Shaming Jamie Lynn Spears
Tracy Clark-Flory
Parents conclude the unexpectedly pregnant 16-year-old Nickelodeon star is bad and impure.
The unhappiness of Woodrow Wilson
Andrew Leonard
Did the president lament the day he "unwittingly ruined" his country by creating the Federal Reserve?
Ron Paul won’t return white supremacist’s $500
Alex Koppelman
Paul's campaign says it's going to keep money donated by the head of a notorious hate Web site.
Congressional Dems concede SCHIP fight
Alex Koppelman
Stymied by their inability to override a presidential veto, the Dems walk away from plans to expand the health insurance plan -- Republicans are claiming victory.
Everything you were afraid to ask about “Southland Tales”
Thomas Rogers
Baffled by Richard Kelly's latest apocalyptic epic -- the fluid karma, the biblical references, the space-time rift? Get all your questions answered here.
FCC votes to allow further media consolidation
Alex Koppelman
Despite an outcry from the public and Congress, the FCC moves ahead with a controversial decision.
Minutemen founder rethinking Huckabee endorsement?
Alex Koppelman
Jim Gilchrist, who surprised fellow anti-immigration activists by endorsing Mike Huckabee last week, expresses some doubts about his choice.
Anatomy and significance of Monday’s FISA victory
Glenn Greenwald
There are several valuable lessons to learn from examining how the establishment's FISA bill was disrupted.
Harry Reid — compare and contrast
Glenn Greenwald
The Senate majority leader extends extraordinary powers to the most right-wing GOP senators while denying those same powers to his own caucus.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
King Kaufman
The Mitchell Report's main accomplishment may be to highlight the bumbling of Bud Selig.
The Lawless Surveillance State
Glenn Greenwald
The latest revelations of illegal domestic spying highlight what has become increasingly clear about the nature of our government.
Why is Clinton struggling? Insert answer here
Tim Grieve
Too much Iowa or not enough? Too much Bill or too little? Or is Hillary just the Grinch?
Bringing Iran in from the cold
Gary Kamiya
Iran isn't a mad state bent on Israel's destruction but a rational actor that wants a place at the table.
Is Orange County too sophisticated for its own good?
Andrew Leonard
Not one to learn from its own mistakes, the county could get burned by the ongoing credit crunch. Maybe it pays to recognize one's own ignorance?
Sloppy attacks from the Clinton campaign
Tim Grieve
In a public e-mail message, the campaign accuses the Obama campaign of dirty tricks and the New York Times of ignoring Democrats.
National Review reporter caught fabricating; where is the “liberal media”?
Glenn Greenwald
The leading conservative journal is caught in a far more serious scandal than the TNR/Beauchamp controversy that it helped fuel.
The Da Vinci dinner
Salon Staff
Ten historic figures. One amazing limerick. This week in Table Talk, a homework assignment becomes pure poetry.
Boys in the girls room, oh my!
Carol Lloyd
Religious conservatives attack new antidiscrimination legislation in California public schools.
Mitt Romney’s Cabinet math?
Tim Grieve
We've come a long way from "a black, a woman, two Jews and a cripple." Or have we?
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