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The GOP’s unemployment trap
Andrew Leonard
Romney and Gingrich aren't talking about unemployment for a reason: Because they don't have any solutions
Internet blackout!
Andrew Leonard
Why did Wikipedia go dark? Because the Stop Online Piracy Act goes way too far
Democratic Party priorities
Glenn Greenwald
I don't endorse Ron Paul, but the rush to label him as a crackpot shows how valuable his challenging positions are
Ron Paul and his racist newsletters
Alex Pareene
Why his philosophical allies embraced white supremacy
The new Cold War
Michael Klare
America's military buildup in Asia could launch a devastating arms and energy race between the U.S. and China
Rick Perry does not support Confederate license plates
Alex Pareene
The Texas governor, disappointing the Sons of the Confederacy, says he doesn't want to "reopen old wounds"
Where OWS and the Tea Party are coming from
Arun Gupta
Two very different movements with common roots in the failing center
Iraq pullout: The quicker the better
Jordan Michael Smith
Critics of U.S. withdrawal plans are on the wrong side of history
Herman Cain faces backlash for “playing race card” against Rick Perry
Alex Pareene
Calling the Texas governor "insensitive" could end up sinking the GOP's sole black candidate's campaign
America’s oil-fueled collapse
Michael Klare
The U.S. empire was built on petroleum. Our refusal to adapt to the resource's scarcity could be our downfall
How America’s empire will be remembered
Mike Davis
Our self-righteous sense of "innocence" has been instrumental in bringing about the nation's decline
Why Hollywood’s response to 9/11 involved Harry Potter and Spider-Man
Andrew O'Hehir
After the attacks, filmmakers tried to distract a divided nation with adventure and fun
Future attack lines from Mitt Romney, self-loathing Harvard elitist
Alex Pareene
The former Massachusetts governor sure hates those Ivy League career politicians, like himself
“The Help”: A tale of not-so-ancient American history
Andrew O'Hehir
Kathryn Stockett's bestseller hits the screen, and its fable of Jim Crow-era Mississippi hits close to home
The ridiculous third party rallying cry
David Sirota
Bloomberg and Friedman pretend partisan fighting is ruining our country. The real problem is too much consensus
The Committee to Reelect Barack Obama?
Joan Walsh
The GOP field is so fractured and extremist it helps the president. For now, anyway
Is Obama embracing unconstitutional powers?
David Sirota
A recent Hill article on Libya reveals the administration's disturbing disdain for checks on presidential authority
Everything you know about the Civil War is wrong
Joan Walsh
Almost. Historian David Goldfield exposes how evangelical Protestants turned a conflict into a bloody conflagration
The Confederacy comes to Kentucky
Glenn W. LaFantasie
Sometimes, it can feel like little has changed since 1865. Like when my state considers honoring Jefferson Davis
The foolishness of Civil War reenactors
Glenn W. LaFantasie
A historian grapples with the right -- and wrong -- ways to commemorate a war that should horrify all of us
Washington in a bind as local despots fall
Alfred McCoy, Brett Reilly
An empire built on autocrats, aristocrats, and uniformed thugs begins to totter
“The Bang Bang Club”: A haunting lesson in war-zone journalism
Andrew O'Hehir
After the death of Tim Hetherington, "The Bang Bang Club" with Ryan Phillippe has a special resonance
Is the world too big to fail?
Noam Chomsky
As its global dominance wanes, America battles democracy, both at home and abroad
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