If Hillary Clinton were elected she'd be America's first female president and its second President Clinton. The first in our presidential...
The junior senator from Illinois has built a campaign around the abstractions of hope and change. And he's plenty audacious. From our...
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In case you had a doubt, the Obama Administration is on top of it. By 12:01 pm et Change.gov had moved over to Whitehouse.gov. You can see their...
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Rapper MURS first appeared as a solo artist in 2003 after nearly a decade of working with various groups in the underground including 3MG,...
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Over at the The Washington Post, Annie Lowry imagines various other ways Senate representation could work:
Imagine a chamber in which senators...
In his latest column, Tom Friedman suggests we overhaul the way votes are cast and counted:
One reason independent, third-party, centrist...
Here, from the fantastic OkCupid blog, is a chart showing how people's political views change as they age. According to their analysis-which...
Reporters Without Borders just released its 2009 Press Freedom Index, a ranking of countries based on how shamelessly they screw with the Fourth...
To deal with young criminals, Northern Ireland has been experimenting with something they call the "Youth Conference." Instead of sending kids who...
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We want to take a moment to salute everyone who has valiantly served our country. Thank you for your service and your sacrifice, and may your...
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In case you've been out of the loop during the break: On Sunday, a guy named Maurice Clemmons ambushed and killed four cops in a Washington state...
2009: Big year for philandering. Meanwhile, in New Hampshire, a 200-year-old law banning adultery is technically still on the books. According to...
Ten years of conflict and economic chicanery (and a fragile promise of change).
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