John McCain

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  Things Younger Than McCain

  We're not sure that John McCain's age-he's 71-is the most relevant issue. He doesn't seem senile, so what's the big deal? But it's still pretty...

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• News

  

  McCain's Troop Purge

  John McCain, if you haven't heard, has fired five top aides in the last eight days for their lobbying ties. Yesterday, his campaign outlined...

  by Andrew Price +

• GOOD Blog

  

  McCain's Battery Prize

  Peter Diamandis must be so happy. The incentive-happy man behind the X-Prize has been loudly advocating for a competitive focus to innovation....

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• News

  

  The "Mc" in McCain

  The Arizona senator and presidential candidate's perennially productive prefix The media loves Barack Obama's name-especially Slate, which...

  by Mark Peters +

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  McCain's Dick Move Of The Week

  As soon as we saw the "Obama: The Biggest Celebrity in the World" campaign ad for McCain last week, we knew there was something hysterically wrong...

  by Alexandra Marvar +

• News

  

  An Interview with McCain and Obama in 2012

  Cracked has one of the funniest political pieces we've read in a long time: mock-interviews with the imagined presidents Obama and McCain at the...

  by Patrick James +

• News

  

  Why I Can't Wait for Meghan McCain and Michael Ian Black's Book

  A liberal comic and an outspoken young conservative with a famous father take a road trip across America. Awesome.

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• GOOD Blog

  

  John Maeda's New Kicks

  Sneaker culture and linear algebra, together at last. These new Reeboks, designed by Aesthetics and Computation guru John Maeda, feature graphics...

  by Andrew Price +

• Issue 011

  

  GOOD Q&A: John Wood

  John Wood, the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Room to Read, left Microsoft to change the world by building libraries in developing regions.

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  GOOD Q&A: John Wood

  In 1998, John Wood was a dedicated Microsoft executive who needed a vacation. That year, while trekking through Nepal, he encountered a village ...

  by Patrick James +

• Design

  

  Happy 400th Birthday, John Milton!

  Today marks the 400th birthday of the English poet and rhetorician John Milton. Milton, of course, is not still alive-he died blind (from...

  by Patrick James +

• GOOD Blog

  

  R.I.P. John Updike

  John Updike, the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist and poet, died today of cancer. Please share any Updike reading recommendations in the comments...

  by Andrew Price +

• Business

  

  Fugee John Forte's Moving Song and Talk About Prison

  Fugee member John Forte lets us see hard time through a grateful poet's set of eyes, with rhythm and a quote from George W. Bush.

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• Culture

  

  Can Pope John Paul II Still Become a Saint?

  There are new charges that Pope John Paul II's Vatican tried to cover up sexual abuse in Ireland. Will they affect his shot at sainthood?

  by Cord Jefferson +

• Design

  

  GOOD Pictures: John Jones and Life's Little Details

  John Jones focuses on the sweet details of everyday life.

  by John Jones, Jen Mizgata +

• News

  

  John Yoo Waterboards Jon Stewart on The Daily Show (Rhetorically)

  Last night, John Yoo, the former Bush Administration Department of Justice lawyer who was thrust into international infamy for authoring "torture...

  by Patrick James +

• News

  

  John Legend Miffed NY State Passed on Race to the Top

  During last night's State of the Union, Barack Obama invoked his Race to the Top competition, saying "The idea here is simple: Instead of...

  by Nikhil Swaminathan +

• Education

  

  How We Reform Schools: Bill Maher Versus John Legend

  Ever since Central Falls High School in Rhode Island fired 93 teachers and staffers for poor performance, the debate around school reform has...

  by Amanda M. Fairbanks +

• Culture

  

  Tribewanted: Welcoming Its First Group to Build on the Shores of John Obey Beach

  After the first 11 tribemembers arrive on the shores of John Obey Beach in Sierra Leone, solar panels, permaculture gardens and friendships are made.

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• News

  

  Everyone Thrilled that Bill Clinton Frees Euna Lee and Laura Ling (Except John Bolton)

  As you might have heard, the imprisoned journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee have been pardoned, thanks in no small part to former President Bill...

  by Patrick James +