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Jobless claims fall to lowest level in two months
Michelle Jamrisko
Jobless claims dropped by 21,000, falling further than economists predicted.
Mitch McConnell: Biggest loser!
Joan Walsh
Tragically cautious Senate Democrats finally give Harry Reid the votes he needed to let Barack Obama be president
The anti-Ted Cruz scare campaign has its limits
Brian Beutler
There's no spinning the Obamacare mess away. The best way out: Fixing the law and proving the haters wrong
Christie slams GOP for “loss of courage”
Elias Isquith
The New Jersey governor says his party has forgotten the value of "big tent" conservatism
Fuel removal begins today at Fukushima. How dangerous is it?
Mari Yamaguchi
Understanding the stakes in decommissioning the damaged nuclear plant
Is the world finally ready to do something about climate change?
Michael Klare
The "super typhoon" in the Philippines was only the latest sign that we're facing an almost incomprehensible threat
Can we trade Obama for Nixon?
Andrew O'Hehir
Yes, liberals – Obamacare is a disaster, and one that reflects the fundamental weakness of Democratic ideology
An MBA for stoners: Get ready for the next growth industry
Michelle Goodman
At a Seattle conference, clean-cut entrepreneurs look to get rich and stay legal. The "party bus" waits outside
10 worst right-wing statements of the week — abortion typhoon edition
Janet Allon
One Christian historian has decided women's rights around the world helped power deadly Typhoon Haiyan
They’ve learned nothing!: Media’s Obamacare coverage is humiliating
Jonathan Bernstein
Betraying any knowledge of political science, media embarrasses itself with a phony frenzy. Here's how bad it was
American manufacturing isn’t dead yet. In fact, it’s growing
SHOBHANA CHANDRA
Factory production rose more than forecast in October, even with the government shutdown.
David Vitter has another unseemly obsession
Jim Newell
GOP senator with the busy extracurricular life is now fixated on harassing Hill staffers over their health plans
Japan basically gives up on trying to reduce emissions
Lindsay Abrams
A "huge step backwards" in the fight against global warming
The right’s clueless gloating: Democratic civil war is only in their dreams
Brian Beutler
Sure, they can celebrate Obamacare's setbacks if they like. But conservatives' glee is unwarranted and premature
Audience laughs at Ted Cruz for saying he “didn’t want a shutdown”
Elias Isquith
Cruz was speaking before a crowd at the Atlantic's Washington Ideas Forum
The right’s wild, new fantasy: “Obamacare is killing liberalism!”
Elias Isquith
Why Charles Krauthammer and others declaring (and praying for) the demise of liberalism are in for disappointment
Obsessed with Paul Krugman: A disgraced neoliberal’s one-man crusade
George McIntire
Neoliberal Harvard professor and infamous Newsweek writer Niall Ferguson can't get Paul Krugman out of his mind
“Republicans love people who have money”: GOP ex-congressman sounds off to Salon
Josh Eidelson
Longtime GOP congressman Chris Shays explains Tea Party's compromise allergy, and gets inside John Boehner's head
Kerry: Obstacles remain for Iran nuclear deal
Associated Press
Despite initial optimism of agreement on the horizon, Secretary of State stresses issues are unresolved
Tea Party shocker: Even right-wingers become liberals when they turn off Fox News
Paul Rosenberg
America's center is to the left, and even Tea Partyers are liberals when they turn off Rush and learn real facts
Economy adds 204k jobs, unemployment rises slightly to 7.3%
Associated Press
The shutdown skewed the data for October
Michigan mayor: We’re not under Shariah law!
David Neiwert
An article published on a spoof site propelled thousands of conservatives to call Dearborn City Hall in a panic
Anti-gay bigots are getting their clocks cleaned
Kerry Eleveld
Today's vote on LGBT workplace protections showed Democrats using it as a wedge issue. And the right hiding in fear
Silk Road rises again, almost
Natasha Lennard
Just weeks after DoJ shutdown the original site, Silk Road 2.0 shows the resilience of online black markets
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