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Frances Tobin
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Delia Lloyd
The Expat Factor: Making Overseas Votes Count
Peter Wehner
Barack Obama Wants the Echo Chamber to Echo Him
Annie Groer
Valentine's Dinner Odds in Blizzard Season
Walter Shapiro
Murtha Turned Against War, but Not Grab-While-You-Can Politics
Patricia Murphy
Rep. John Murtha, Advocate for Pa. District, Pentagon, Dies at 77
Melinda Henneberger
Liz Christman, Enemy of the Passive Voice, Who Rocked Some Jaunty Hats
Robert Schmuhl
Is Obama's Search for 'Common Ground' Real?
David Gibson
Tim Tebow's Brilliant Fake Leads to Pro-Life Score
Annie Groer
'Snowmageddon' in D.C. -- The Politics, Talk Shows and Snowball Fights Go OnMary C. Curtis
Sarah Palin Serves Tea Party Delegates Red Meat and Certainty
Sandra Fish
My Left Breast Put Fancy TSA Scanner to the Test
'Nailin' Paylin' Porn Star Plays Sarah Palin in New Eminem Video
Arlen Specter Switching Parties
What Michelle Obama's Staffers Earn
From the Mark Sanford Scandal, A Good Woman, Jenny, Emerges
Meet Marc Mezvinsky, Chelsea Clinton's Fiancé
- John Edwards Moves Rielle Hunter Nearby, and Elizabeth Packs Her Bags, National Enquirer Reports
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Ten Things You Might Not Know About Socialized Medicine- John Edwards Expected to Admit He Fathered Rielle Hunter's Baby, TV Station Reports
- Tort Reform Could Save Health Care $54 Billion, Says CBO
- 'Barack Obama's Teleprompter' Verges on Offensive
- Gov. Mark Sanford Cheated on Wife in Argentina
Palin Holds Door Open to Presidential Run, Slams Obama
- Obama Invites GOP to the Table on Health Care Reform Bill
- Obama's Approval Rating for Handling the Economy Reaches a Low
Sarah Palin Serves Tea Party Delegates Red Meat and Certainty
Robert Gibbs Is Hands-On in Mocking Sarah Palin
- Scenes from the Tea Party: A Reporter's Notebook in Nashville
Tim Tebow's Brilliant Fake Leads to Pro-Life Score
Sarah Palin Defends Her Participation in Tea Party Convention
- Invited to a Tea Party, Sarah Palin Speaks, but Will She Lead?
- Voters, Especially Independents, Sour on Obama and Congress
- Only One GOP Rep Going to White House Super Bowl Party
I Have a Wife, and He's Spectacular
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THE RUNDOWN
Why Sarah Palin Drives Them Crazy
By Luisita Lopez Torregrosa
Let's face it. We can't get rid of Sarah Palin. In the past 72 hours, going from the molasses south of Opryland to the macho southwest of Texas to the gambling capital of Nevada and points in between, ...
Scott Brown and the Palin Path: Will He Choose Brassy or Boring?
By Jill LawrenceScott Brown is at a crossroads. Does the new Massachusetts senator follow the celebrity path blazed by Sarah Palin, or adopt the lower-key political model favored by Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and ...
Democrats Leave Health Care Behind for Jobs, Toyota, Gays in Military
By Patricia Murphy
With their 60-vote ...
Liz Christman, Enemy of the Passive Voice, Who Rocked Some Jaunty Hats
By Melinda Henneberger
My writing teacher ...
Is Obama's Search for 'Common Ground' Real?
By Robert Schmuhl
In the stagecraft of ...
Is Meghan McCain, Miss Maverick, Undermining Her Daddy?
By Frances TobinLast weekend's first annual National Tea ...
The Expat Factor: Making Overseas Votes Count
By Delia Lloyd
LONDON -- When the large brown manila ...
Is Dennis Kucinich Joining the Tea Party Movement?
By Donna Trussell
My time-space continuum warped when I heard ...
Gender-Neutral Housing Debate: Not on My Campus
By Aaron Steiner
Recently, my colleague ...
'Landmark' International Violence Against Women Act Receives Bipartisan Support
By Katie Glueck
The excitement of ...
Laughter, Self-Discovery, and a Transatlantic, Nine-Hour Haredi Wedding
By Rachel Leavitt
Many say the years ...
Afghanistan: Who Are We Fighting for, Anyway? After Eight Years, Strategy Is Still Unclear
By David WoodCasting about ...
Florida 2010: Charlie Crist, Marco Rubio, Alex Sink and the Law of Unintended Consequences
By Carl M. Cannon
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – ...
Sarah Palin Serves Tea Party Delegates Red Meat and Certainty
By Mary C. Curtis
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – She ...
From a Grass Roots Tea Party, a PAC Blooms
By Mary C. Curtis
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The first ...
Is the Resurrection Funny? One Church Has a Super Bowl Bet on It
By David Gibson
Tim Tebow vs. ...
The (Prayer) Breakfast Club: Obama Does the Lion's Den Again
By David Gibson
President Obama's ...
AIG Bonuses: Why Those Pesky Contracts Can't Be Ignored
By Joann M. Weiner
The United States is a country that follows the rule of law. And it does so even if that means paying employees of AIG, the failed insurance company whose actions nearly caused a global economic collapse last year, millions of dollars in bonuses. U.S. taxpayers have paid more than $180 billion to ...
What Every American Should Know About the National Debt
By Patricia Murphy
David Walker is the Paul Revere of the federal budget, sounding the alarm about galloping deficits long before it was cool to talk about making revenues meet obligations. The C.P.A. and onetime Comptroller General of the United States has written a book, Comeback America: Turning the Country ...
Obama Invites GOP to the Table on Health Care Reform Bill
By: Bruce Drake
President Obama said Sunday he wants to include Republicans as well as Democrats in meetings aimed at trying to salvage the health care reform package stalled in Congress. Obama told CBS News' anchor ...
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