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The buck stops … well, not here, anyway
Tim Grieve
Ken Mehlman says he isn't responsible for an ad run by the Republican National Committee.
“Stay the course”? Who said anything about “staying the course”?
Tim Grieve
The White House flip-flops on its resoluteness, and the media finally catches on.
Calculating the global warming catastrophe
Bill McKibben
Scientists agree that we're hurtling toward disaster. But how fast, and is nuclear power the answer or solar power?
Green governance, Part 2
Amanda Griscom Little
Will enviro-friendly Democrats edge out avaricious Republicans in November? A look at close contests from Michigan to California.
A Democratic win in November? Let the pre-spin begin
Tim Grieve
The Washington Times explains why it wouldn't mean much anyway.
Fun, fun, fun till Daddy took the Iraq war away
Gary Kamiya
Bush's Iraq disaster is taking the GOP down, and his father's old pal James Baker is about to tell him what to do.
Does the FBI have it in for Curt Weldon?
Tim Grieve
As federal authorities raid his daughter's home, the Pennsylvania Republican says an investigation into his dealings is politically motivated.
“Man of the Year”
Stephanie Zacharek
Robin Williams plays a Jon Stewart-like comedian running for president in this not-so-lovable loser.
Rove and Foley: If they had a plan, it didn’t work
Tim Grieve
A source tells the New Republic that the White House pushed Foley into running for reelection out of fear that the GOP would lose the House without him.
The evil of banality
Gary Kamiya
A new biography confirms that Colin Powell went along with the Iraq war because he was following orders. The tragic irony of the good soldier is that he deserted the people he was trying to protect.
Whose state of denial?
Sidney Blumenthal
Bob Woodward's critical new book left the Bush White House feeling betrayed. But his earlier "Bush at War" hagiography betrayed all Americans
Is Hastert’s future a “moot point”?
Tim Grieve
Bob Novak suggests Republicans have given up any hope of holding on to the House.
Programmer, or engineer?
Andrew Leonard
Finding fault with the ACM's big offshoring study, eight months later
Susan B. Anthony, against abortion?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Antiabortion groups are claiming the famous suffragist as one of their own. But her writings on the subject are ambiguous.
Republicans spar over role Reynolds’ aide played in Foley case
Tim Grieve
Citing Capitol Hill sources, ABC says Dennis Hastert demanded Kirk Fordham's resignation.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Madonna adopting in Africa? Anna Nicole allegedly poses with baby, pasties. Plus: Mel Gibson, off the wagon?
For Reynolds and Hastert, the Foley plot thickens
Tim Grieve
The NRCC chairman's chief of staff reportedly tried to persuade ABC to bury Foley's instant messages; the Washington Times calls on Speaker Hastert to resign.
Choosing Giles over Wade
Andrew Leonard
Let us not give in to the political correctness of dechinaization
Another teammate confirms Allen used “N-word”
Michael Scherer
The Virginia senator's denial spurs a former friend to come forward with memories of Allen's racial slurs: "I don't know how George can look himself in the mirror."
Woodward: Rice didn’t get al-Qaida threat, ignored troop crisis in Iraq
Tim Grieve
But at least Dick Cheney was fixated on finding those WMD.
The passion of Jim McGreevey
Richard Kim
"The Confession" charts the New Jersey governor's path from Nixon-loving Catholic boy to Democratic player to proud "gay American." But his attempt at repentance amounts to little more than an egomaniac's memoir.
Soloway on Poehler: A Broadsheet fantasy interview
Rebecca Traister
Bust publishes a conversation between two of our favorites.
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