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“The Ides of March”: Dark, Cynical Fun for Disillusioned Liberals
George Clooney's latest film skillfully hones its backroom drama and Obama-inspired imagery for tense, hard-hitting political thrills.

Asawin Suebsaeng | October 7, 2011
After Troy Davis, More Doubt on Georgia’s Death Row?
Authorities in Georgia say a man is clearly guilty of murder, but his defense hopes new evidence will cast enough doubt to prevent his execution.

Gavin Aronsen | October 6, 2011
From Wisconsin to Wall Street, an Economic Reckoning
The Badger State uprising and Occupy Wall Street are different—but have been fueled by the same profound crisis.

Andy Kroll | October 6, 2011
Watch Young Steve Jobs Unveil Apple Macintosh in 1984
The bow tie. The scrolling text display. The theme song from "Chariots of Fire." The world would never be the same.

Sam Baldwin and Tasneem Raja | October 6, 2011
Kim Jong Il Is Ready to Charm His Neighbors
Asia's geopolitical map could soon be redrawn, but Washington's not paying attention.

John Feffer | October 5, 2011
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman: Release Awlaki Memo

Adam Serwer | October 4, 2011

Tuvalu Runs Dry

Julia Whitty | October 4, 2011
How Rick Perry Fed the Subprime Mortgage Monster
The Texas governor shoveled state cash to Countrywide and WaMu just as they dove in dangerous lending.

Andy Kroll | October 3, 2011
Rick Perry’s Intelligence Overreach
Why'd the Texas governor go to such great lengths to maintain control of a statewide law enforcement database?

Siddhartha Mahanta | September 29, 2011
Blogging About WikiLeaks Could Get You Fired
A State Department employee is under investigation for disclosing classified information. His big disclosure? Linking to a widely publicized WikiLeaks document on his personal blog.

Peter Van Buren | September 27, 2011
Study: As Companies Spend More on Politics, They Disclose Less
Charting the inverse relationship between corporate transparency and political giving.

Josh Harkinson | September 27, 2011
Is #OccupyWallStreet Working?
What if they gave a revolution and no one came because they were too busy trying to make ends meet?

Lauren Ellis | September 27, 2011
Herman Cain’s Health Care Plan: Think Happy Thoughts
The GOP presidential candidate's big plan to fix the health care system? Copy a '60s-era anti-littering campaign.

Stephanie Mencimer | September 27, 2011
Plaintiff In Anti-DADT Case Slams Santorum

Adam Serwer | September 23, 2011
The Power of Flat Out Lies

Kevin Drum | September 23, 2011
Perry Wants To “Mate Up” Gingrich and Cain

Adam Serwer | September 23, 2011
The Key Moment in Last Night’s Debate

Kevin Drum | September 23, 2011
Weekly Standard on GOP Debate: “Yikes”

Tim Murphy | September 23, 2011
The Machine Gun Preacher: Saint or Scoundrel?
A new action flick portrays gun-toting, ass-kicking humanitarian Sam Childers as a hero. Aid workers say he's just making a bad situation even worse.

Dave Gilson | September 23, 2011
Quote of the Day: No Sex Please, We’re in the Army

Kevin Drum | September 23, 2011

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“The Ides of March”: Dark, Cynical Fun for Disillusioned Liberals
George Clooney's latest film skillfully hones its backroom drama and Obama-inspired imagery for tense, hard-hitting political thrills.

After Troy Davis, More Doubt on Georgia’s Death Row?
Authorities in Georgia say a man is clearly guilty of murder, but his defense hopes new evidence will cast enough doubt to prevent his execution.

From Wisconsin to Wall Street, an Economic Reckoning
The Badger State uprising and Occupy Wall Street are different—but have been fueled by the same profound crisis.

Watch Young Steve Jobs Unveil Apple Macintosh in 1984
The bow tie. The scrolling text display. The theme song from "Chariots of Fire." The world would never be the same.

Kim Jong Il Is Ready to Charm His Neighbors
Asia's geopolitical map could soon be redrawn, but Washington's not paying attention.

Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman: Release Awlaki Memo

Tuvalu Runs Dry

How Rick Perry Fed the Subprime Mortgage Monster
The Texas governor shoveled state cash to Countrywide and WaMu just as they dove in dangerous lending.

Rick Perry’s Intelligence Overreach
Why'd the Texas governor go to such great lengths to maintain control of a statewide law enforcement database?

Blogging About WikiLeaks Could Get You Fired
A State Department employee is under investigation for disclosing classified information. His big disclosure? Linking to a widely publicized WikiLeaks document on his personal blog.

Study: As Companies Spend More on Politics, They Disclose Less
Charting the inverse relationship between corporate transparency and political giving.

Is #OccupyWallStreet Working?
What if they gave a revolution and no one came because they were too busy trying to make ends meet?

Herman Cain’s Health Care Plan: Think Happy Thoughts
The GOP presidential candidate's big plan to fix the health care system? Copy a '60s-era anti-littering campaign.

Plaintiff In Anti-DADT Case Slams Santorum

The Power of Flat Out Lies

Perry Wants To “Mate Up” Gingrich and Cain

The Key Moment in Last Night’s Debate

Weekly Standard on GOP Debate: “Yikes”

The Machine Gun Preacher: Saint or Scoundrel?
A new action flick portrays gun-toting, ass-kicking humanitarian Sam Childers as a hero. Aid workers say he's just making a bad situation even worse.

Quote of the Day: No Sex Please, We’re in the Army

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“The Ides of March”: Dark, Cynical Fun for Disillusioned Liberals George Clooney's latest film skillfully hones its backroom drama and Obama-inspired imagery for tense, hard-hitting political thrills.

After Troy Davis, More Doubt on Georgia’s Death Row? Authorities in Georgia say a man is clearly guilty of murder, but his defense hopes new evidence will cast enough doubt to prevent his execution.

From Wisconsin to Wall Street, an Economic Reckoning The Badger State uprising and Occupy Wall Street are different—but have been fueled by the same profound crisis.

Watch Young Steve Jobs Unveil Apple Macintosh in 1984 The bow tie. The scrolling text display. The theme song from "Chariots of Fire." The world would never be the same.

Kim Jong Il Is Ready to Charm His Neighbors Asia's geopolitical map could soon be redrawn, but Washington's not paying attention.

How Rick Perry Fed the Subprime Mortgage Monster The Texas governor shoveled state cash to Countrywide and WaMu just as they dove in dangerous lending.

Rick Perry’s Intelligence Overreach Why'd the Texas governor go to such great lengths to maintain control of a statewide law enforcement database?

Blogging About WikiLeaks Could Get You Fired A State Department employee is under investigation for disclosing classified information. His big disclosure? Linking to a widely publicized WikiLeaks document on his personal blog.

Study: As Companies Spend More on Politics, They Disclose Less Charting the inverse relationship between corporate transparency and political giving.

Is #OccupyWallStreet Working? What if they gave a revolution and no one came because they were too busy trying to make ends meet?

Herman Cain’s Health Care Plan: Think Happy Thoughts The GOP presidential candidate's big plan to fix the health care system? Copy a '60s-era anti-littering campaign.

The Machine Gun Preacher: Saint or Scoundrel? A new action flick portrays gun-toting, ass-kicking humanitarian Sam Childers as a hero. Aid workers say he's just making a bad situation even worse.