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The Real Reason You Should Care About the Petraeus Affair: Privacy
If the CIA director couldn't keep his emails secret, neither can you.

Adam Serwer | November 15, 2012
Under the Hood of Team Obama’s Tech Operation
How a bunch of data-obsessed geeks created the ultimate digital fundraising machine—and kept their guy in office.

Tim Murphy | November 15, 2012
Chickens, Beer, Books, Banks, and Glasses: Do You Recognize the Theme?

Kevin Drum | November 14, 2012
Robin Sloan’s Low-Tech Triumph
The digital whiz kid on his new novel, "Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore," and how Twitter helped teach him to write.

Maddie Oatman | November 14, 2012
Corn on MSNBC: Will the Tea Party Let Boehner Make a Deal With Obama?

Mother Jones | November 14, 2012
Petraeus Affair Lesson: The Army Is Better at Planning Soirees Than Wars
Plan for the Army's annual ball, attended by all the scandal's players: 17 pages. Plan for Iraq reconstruction: one word. WTF?

Adam Weinstein | November 13, 2012

After Obama Win, Calls For Secession Pour In (Again)
Guess what's still a hip idea among disgruntled right-wing extremists who believe the president is a leftist overlord?

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 13, 2012
“Lincoln” Is Like a Hallmark Movie, With Bayonets
Spielberg's biopic is bland and torpid, overcommitted yet underambitious. There, I just saved you $10.

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 9, 2012
Space Warfare and the Future of US Global Power
Horses and bayonets no more—the US military is increasingly investing in space technology.

Alfred W. McCoy | November 8, 2012
Conservative Media Lie To Conservatives Because That’s What Conservatives Want
Fox News is serving a need.

Adam Serwer | November 8, 2012
Maryland Dreamers Score Latest Immigrant Victory
With the passage of Maryland's Question 4, now 14 states offer in-state tuition to undocumented college students.

Ian Gordon | November 8, 2012
The New Gay Marriage Map
Three new states say yes to gay marriage, including the first ever below the Mason-Dixon line.

Tasneem Raja and Dana Liebelson | November 7, 2012
Leader of the Free World Barack Obama Weighs in on Korean Dance Sensation “Gangnam Style”
(During an interview on Election Day, by the way.)

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 7, 2012
Romney Closes Dirty
Post-racial politics? Please.

Adam Serwer | November 6, 2012
On Election Eve, Numerous Complaints of Voting Problems
The conservative vote-suppression machine is already in high gear.

Josh Harkinson | November 5, 2012
Report: Romney Facebook Followers Take Orders Really Well
A communications researcher suggests the campaigns, and their supporters, use Facebook very differently.

Adam Weinstein | November 5, 2012
A Tale of Two “Seinfeld” Bosses (…and Campaign Cash)
Two actors—both of whom played bosses of Elaine Benes on the hit NBC sitcom—have thrown their cash to different sides of the 2012 presidential race.

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 5, 2012
Would a President Romney Mean War With Iran?
The Republican candidate is surrounded by hawkish advisers who want to stick it to Iran.

Jeremiah Goulka | November 5, 2012
Craziness at the Polls? Get the Evidence on Your Smartphone
Video the Vote is harnessing camera-wielding citizens journalists to monitor the 2012 election.

Josh Harkinson | November 5, 2012
Charts: How Much Have the Kochs Spent to Sway Tomorrow's Vote?
See how much the billionaire brothers have spent in your state—and why the size of their campaign to beat Obama is a mystery.

Dave Gilson | November 5, 2012

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The Real Reason You Should Care About the Petraeus Affair: Privacy
If the CIA director couldn't keep his emails secret, neither can you.

Under the Hood of Team Obama’s Tech Operation
How a bunch of data-obsessed geeks created the ultimate digital fundraising machine—and kept their guy in office.

Chickens, Beer, Books, Banks, and Glasses: Do You Recognize the Theme?

Robin Sloan’s Low-Tech Triumph
The digital whiz kid on his new novel, "Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore," and how Twitter helped teach him to write.

Corn on MSNBC: Will the Tea Party Let Boehner Make a Deal With Obama?

Petraeus Affair Lesson: The Army Is Better at Planning Soirees Than Wars
Plan for the Army's annual ball, attended by all the scandal's players: 17 pages. Plan for Iraq reconstruction: one word. WTF?

After Obama Win, Calls For Secession Pour In (Again)
Guess what's still a hip idea among disgruntled right-wing extremists who believe the president is a leftist overlord?

“Lincoln” Is Like a Hallmark Movie, With Bayonets
Spielberg's biopic is bland and torpid, overcommitted yet underambitious. There, I just saved you $10.

Space Warfare and the Future of US Global Power
Horses and bayonets no more—the US military is increasingly investing in space technology.

Conservative Media Lie To Conservatives Because That’s What Conservatives Want
Fox News is serving a need.

Maryland Dreamers Score Latest Immigrant Victory
With the passage of Maryland's Question 4, now 14 states offer in-state tuition to undocumented college students.

The New Gay Marriage Map
Three new states say yes to gay marriage, including the first ever below the Mason-Dixon line.

Leader of the Free World Barack Obama Weighs in on Korean Dance Sensation “Gangnam Style”
(During an interview on Election Day, by the way.)

Romney Closes Dirty
Post-racial politics? Please.

On Election Eve, Numerous Complaints of Voting Problems
The conservative vote-suppression machine is already in high gear.

Report: Romney Facebook Followers Take Orders Really Well
A communications researcher suggests the campaigns, and their supporters, use Facebook very differently.

A Tale of Two “Seinfeld” Bosses (…and Campaign Cash)
Two actors—both of whom played bosses of Elaine Benes on the hit NBC sitcom—have thrown their cash to different sides of the 2012 presidential race.

Would a President Romney Mean War With Iran?
The Republican candidate is surrounded by hawkish advisers who want to stick it to Iran.

Craziness at the Polls? Get the Evidence on Your Smartphone
Video the Vote is harnessing camera-wielding citizens journalists to monitor the 2012 election.

Charts: How Much Have the Kochs Spent to Sway Tomorrow's Vote?
See how much the billionaire brothers have spent in your state—and why the size of their campaign to beat Obama is a mystery.

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The Real Reason You Should Care About the Petraeus Affair: Privacy If the CIA director couldn't keep his emails secret, neither can you.

Under the Hood of Team Obama’s Tech Operation How a bunch of data-obsessed geeks created the ultimate digital fundraising machine—and kept their guy in office.

Chickens, Beer, Books, Banks, and Glasses: Do You Recognize the Theme?

Robin Sloan’s Low-Tech Triumph The digital whiz kid on his new novel, "Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore," and how Twitter helped teach him to write.

Corn on MSNBC: Will the Tea Party Let Boehner Make a Deal With Obama?

Petraeus Affair Lesson: The Army Is Better at Planning Soirees Than Wars Plan for the Army's annual ball, attended by all the scandal's players: 17 pages. Plan for Iraq reconstruction: one word. WTF?

After Obama Win, Calls For Secession Pour In (Again) Guess what's still a hip idea among disgruntled right-wing extremists who believe the president is a leftist overlord?

“Lincoln” Is Like a Hallmark Movie, With Bayonets Spielberg's biopic is bland and torpid, overcommitted yet underambitious. There, I just saved you $10.

Space Warfare and the Future of US Global Power Horses and bayonets no more—the US military is increasingly investing in space technology.

Conservative Media Lie To Conservatives Because That’s What Conservatives Want Fox News is serving a need.

Maryland Dreamers Score Latest Immigrant Victory With the passage of Maryland's Question 4, now 14 states offer in-state tuition to undocumented college students.

The New Gay Marriage Map Three new states say yes to gay marriage, including the first ever below the Mason-Dixon line.

Leader of the Free World Barack Obama Weighs in on Korean Dance Sensation “Gangnam Style” (During an interview on Election Day, by the way.)

Romney Closes Dirty Post-racial politics? Please.

On Election Eve, Numerous Complaints of Voting Problems The conservative vote-suppression machine is already in high gear.

Report: Romney Facebook Followers Take Orders Really Well A communications researcher suggests the campaigns, and their supporters, use Facebook very differently.

A Tale of Two “Seinfeld” Bosses (…and Campaign Cash) Two actors—both of whom played bosses of Elaine Benes on the hit NBC sitcom—have thrown their cash to different sides of the 2012 presidential race.

Would a President Romney Mean War With Iran? The Republican candidate is surrounded by hawkish advisers who want to stick it to Iran.

Craziness at the Polls? Get the Evidence on Your Smartphone Video the Vote is harnessing camera-wielding citizens journalists to monitor the 2012 election.

Charts: How Much Have the Kochs Spent to Sway Tomorrow's Vote? See how much the billionaire brothers have spent in your state—and why the size of their campaign to beat Obama is a mystery.