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Romney Peddles Obama Defense Spending Lie
Mitt Romney revisited an old, debunked myth: that President Obama wants to de-fund the military.

Siddhartha Mahanta | November 23, 2011
Ominous Chevron Oil Spill Off Brazil
Why the latest deep-ocean oil spill might be really tough to contain.

Julia Whitty | November 21, 2011
Pamela Geller: Beware “Stealth Halal” Turkeys This Thanksgiving
The Muslim-bashing blogger says your Thanksgiving bird is yet another front in the stealth jihad.

Adam Serwer | November 21, 2011
On a Turkey Farm, 4-H Meets Slow Food
The kids have the local meat, and Slow Food has the hungry foodies. A match made in heaven?

Kiera Butler | November 21, 2011
Behind the Barney Frank-Newt Gingrich Hate Fest
The Massachusetts Congressman and former Speaker are perfect foils.

Tim Murphy | November 18, 2011
Obama Worth Less Than $51,000 in “Croc Attack Insurance”
If POTUS is attacked by a crocodile, his life is apparently worth $50,870 to the Australians.

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 16, 2011

Illinois School Suspends Teacher For Playing “Daily Show” Clips
In Eureka, Illinois, "Santorum" is a dirty word.

Tim Murphy | November 16, 2011
Keystone XL Is Delayed—So Where’s the Oil Going Now?
Enviros celebrate a victory on the controversial pipeline, but Canada looks to send its dirty oil elsewhere.

Kate Sheppard | November 14, 2011
The Arizona Cactus-Cat Crisis and the Media Frenzy
When a feline trapped in the desert makes for more interesting news than the Republican presidential candidates.

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 14, 2011
Will Your Block Survive the Nuclear Apocalypse?
A new Google Maps mashup takes our nuclear weapons data to a whole new cold-sweat-inducing level.

Adam Weinstein | November 14, 2011
It’s Recall Time for Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker
On November 15, a grassroots effort to recall the controversial governor kicks off. Can it succeed?

Andy Kroll | November 14, 2011
Military Panel Finds Leader of Rogue US “Kill Team” Guilty
As the jury considered a verdict in the high-profile war crime trial, Calvin Gibbs' lawyer turned to...the O. J. Simpson defense?

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 10, 2011
Explaining the Existence of the McRib

Kevin Drum | November 10, 2011
The Tea Party Goes On Trial
Leaders of two major tea party groups have been suing each other to death for the past two years. This week, one of their cases goes to a jury trial.

Stephanie Mencimer | November 9, 2011
8 of the Wackiest (or Worst) Ideas for Nuclear Weapons
Bomb-powered spaceships, mininukes, atomic excavation, and other bizarre uses for our nuclear arsenal.

Dave Gilson and Adam Weinstein | November 9, 2011
Personhood Amendments: Coming to a Ballot Near You? (Map)
The Mississippi battle is over for now, but voters in other states may soon confront a radical anti-abortion agenda.

Kate Sheppard | November 8, 2011
Ohio’s Union-Busting Bill Is on the Ropes
Governor Kasich's SB 5 may go down in flames today—but don't call the state for Obama in 2012 yet.

Andy Kroll | November 8, 2011
Seal Fur Sheds Light on Antarctic Krill
A new study of old seal fur sheds light on dwindling krill populations in Antarctica.

Julia Whitty | November 8, 2011
White House: Intergalactic War With Aliens Is Totally Not Imminent
The Obama administration is confident that "Mars Attacks" won't be vindicated as a prophetic work of art.

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 7, 2011
Quote of the Day: Blog Fodder as Life Motivation

Kevin Drum | November 5, 2011

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Romney Peddles Obama Defense Spending Lie
Mitt Romney revisited an old, debunked myth: that President Obama wants to de-fund the military.

Ominous Chevron Oil Spill Off Brazil
Why the latest deep-ocean oil spill might be really tough to contain.

Pamela Geller: Beware “Stealth Halal” Turkeys This Thanksgiving
The Muslim-bashing blogger says your Thanksgiving bird is yet another front in the stealth jihad.

On a Turkey Farm, 4-H Meets Slow Food
The kids have the local meat, and Slow Food has the hungry foodies. A match made in heaven?

Behind the Barney Frank-Newt Gingrich Hate Fest
The Massachusetts Congressman and former Speaker are perfect foils.

Obama Worth Less Than $51,000 in “Croc Attack Insurance”
If POTUS is attacked by a crocodile, his life is apparently worth $50,870 to the Australians.

Illinois School Suspends Teacher For Playing “Daily Show” Clips
In Eureka, Illinois, "Santorum" is a dirty word.

Keystone XL Is Delayed—So Where’s the Oil Going Now?
Enviros celebrate a victory on the controversial pipeline, but Canada looks to send its dirty oil elsewhere.

The Arizona Cactus-Cat Crisis and the Media Frenzy
When a feline trapped in the desert makes for more interesting news than the Republican presidential candidates.

Will Your Block Survive the Nuclear Apocalypse?
A new Google Maps mashup takes our nuclear weapons data to a whole new cold-sweat-inducing level.

It’s Recall Time for Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker
On November 15, a grassroots effort to recall the controversial governor kicks off. Can it succeed?

Military Panel Finds Leader of Rogue US “Kill Team” Guilty
As the jury considered a verdict in the high-profile war crime trial, Calvin Gibbs' lawyer turned to...the O. J. Simpson defense?

Explaining the Existence of the McRib

The Tea Party Goes On Trial
Leaders of two major tea party groups have been suing each other to death for the past two years. This week, one of their cases goes to a jury trial.

8 of the Wackiest (or Worst) Ideas for Nuclear Weapons
Bomb-powered spaceships, mininukes, atomic excavation, and other bizarre uses for our nuclear arsenal.

Personhood Amendments: Coming to a Ballot Near You? (Map)
The Mississippi battle is over for now, but voters in other states may soon confront a radical anti-abortion agenda.

Ohio’s Union-Busting Bill Is on the Ropes
Governor Kasich's SB 5 may go down in flames today—but don't call the state for Obama in 2012 yet.

Seal Fur Sheds Light on Antarctic Krill
A new study of old seal fur sheds light on dwindling krill populations in Antarctica.

White House: Intergalactic War With Aliens Is Totally Not Imminent
The Obama administration is confident that "Mars Attacks" won't be vindicated as a prophetic work of art.

Quote of the Day: Blog Fodder as Life Motivation

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Romney Peddles Obama Defense Spending Lie Mitt Romney revisited an old, debunked myth: that President Obama wants to de-fund the military.

Ominous Chevron Oil Spill Off Brazil Why the latest deep-ocean oil spill might be really tough to contain.

Pamela Geller: Beware “Stealth Halal” Turkeys This Thanksgiving The Muslim-bashing blogger says your Thanksgiving bird is yet another front in the stealth jihad.

On a Turkey Farm, 4-H Meets Slow Food The kids have the local meat, and Slow Food has the hungry foodies. A match made in heaven?

Behind the Barney Frank-Newt Gingrich Hate Fest The Massachusetts Congressman and former Speaker are perfect foils.

Obama Worth Less Than $51,000 in “Croc Attack Insurance” If POTUS is attacked by a crocodile, his life is apparently worth $50,870 to the Australians.

Illinois School Suspends Teacher For Playing “Daily Show” Clips In Eureka, Illinois, "Santorum" is a dirty word.

Keystone XL Is Delayed—So Where’s the Oil Going Now? Enviros celebrate a victory on the controversial pipeline, but Canada looks to send its dirty oil elsewhere.

The Arizona Cactus-Cat Crisis and the Media Frenzy When a feline trapped in the desert makes for more interesting news than the Republican presidential candidates.

Will Your Block Survive the Nuclear Apocalypse? A new Google Maps mashup takes our nuclear weapons data to a whole new cold-sweat-inducing level.

It’s Recall Time for Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker On November 15, a grassroots effort to recall the controversial governor kicks off. Can it succeed?

Military Panel Finds Leader of Rogue US “Kill Team” Guilty As the jury considered a verdict in the high-profile war crime trial, Calvin Gibbs' lawyer turned to...the O. J. Simpson defense?