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Does Obama support legal pot or not?
Justin Elliott
The White House is opposed to California's Proposition 19 -- but really doesn't want to talk about it
What you need to know about the foreclosure mess
Andrew Leonard
One side accuses banks and their robo-signers for fraud; the other blames deadbeat borrowers. Who's right?
Glenn Beck, Park51 and the politics of hallowed ground
Gabriel Winant
Emotional arguments about the past are really about the present
The unmaking of a company man
Andrew Bacevich
After hewing to military orthodoxy for years, my real education began in the shadow of the Brandenberg Gate
The liberal case against race-based affirmative action
Michael Lind
Why Sen. James Webb is right to advocate colorblind public policy
Why do conservatives pretend “racism is dead”?
Joe Conason
When James Taranto whitewashes right-wing bigotry, what is he telling us about his movement - and himself?
A campaign for war with Iran begins
Trita Parsi
If neocons can't get Obama to attack Iran, they are creating a narrative so the next Republican president will
“It’s like the damn Planet of the Apes!”
Joan Walsh
Yes, that's Glenn Beck talking about the Obama administration. Discuss. Update: Beck's favorite white nationalists!
Get your hands off MLK, Glenn Beck
Gabriel Winant
Conservative pundits say they're protecting the legacy of our civil rights heroes. Little do they know...
The pundit who was positive the administration would never sue Arizona
Alex Pareene
Conservative think tank fixture and blogger Mark Krikorian bet again and again that DOJ wouldn't challenge Arizona
Why “Top Chef” gets me cooking
Allen St. John
The Bravo show isn't just a spectator sport. For me, it offers what a million cookbooks can't: Inspiration
How Rand Paul became the Tea Party’s Obama
Ben Van Heuvelen
His father's libertarian army and Rush Limbaugh's "Dittoheads" aren't natural allies. But Rand Paul has united them
Race and the Tea Party: Who’s right?
Christopher Parker
White Tea Party supporters blame black disadvantage on not working hard enough, not the legacy of discrimination
The long, clear, inspiring record of Diane Wood
Glenn Greenwald
The longtime 7th Circuit appellate judge is the ideal replacement for Justice Stevens
Look away, Dixieland: Why the South remains Confederate territory
Joe Conason
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell's proclamation renewed the South's swooning -- and sinister -- romance with old Dixie
Bob McDonnell’s Civil War — and ours
Gabriel Winant
Ignoring slavery is an argument for racial inequality, and sorry or not, conservatives are still fighting for that
National Review’s white people summit on the problems of black America
Gabriel Winant
At a former segregationist magazine, six right-wing thinkers try to figure out just why black people can't keep up
Will Latinos check “black” on the census?
Solangel Maldonado
Despite ancestry, many Latinos won't identify selves as of African descent. Maldonado examines impact on census
American Enterprise Institute sends David Frum into the wilderness
Gabriel Winant
Former Bush speechwriter and healthcare pragmatist had committed crimes against the party
At CPAC today: A checklist of crazy
Gabriel Winant
Speaker who hates Lincoln? Check. Speaker who stresses his extreme heterosexuality? Check. Welcome to CPAC!
Holocaust museum shooter Von Brunn dies
Alex Koppelman
The 89-year-old white supremacist who shot and killed a guard at the museum died in a prison hospital
The best TV of the decade
Heather Havrilesky
The show of the '00s was like a great novel. Plus: Gangsters, vampire slayers and Jon Stewart
Glenn Beck’s white nationalist fans
Alexander Zaitchik
After an ADL report says Beck may foment violence, I visit racist Web sites to see if their denizens are listening
Democrats and Afghanistan: what’s at stake
Glenn Greenwald
There's a reason those who benefit most from perpetual war are so aggressively pressuring Obama to escalate.
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