Pentagon Wants to Secure Dot-Com Domains of Contractors
Quietly, the NSA is asked to determine whether it can -- and should More »
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Has the U.S. Passed Peak Car?
Atlantic contributing editor Marc Ambinder is co-writing a book on national security and secrecy. More
Quietly, the NSA is asked to determine whether it can -- and should More »
A payroll tax holiday could be a politically and economically tenable partial solution to a lagging economy with no shot at a major cash infusion More »
The effort to convince Americans that the Afghanistan strategy is working -- and to prepare us for whatever drawdown may or may not occur in July, 2011 More »
The administration wants to prove that it's not an albatross around the necks of Democratic candidates, while Bennet wants to get busy targeting skeptical voters More »
The White House had a personal stake in electing Bennet, and was able to rally in a way it didn't for Arlen Specter or Blanche Lincoln More »
The Colorado Democrat finishes eight percentage points ahead of his opponent More »
His bewildering, impassioned speech was a signal that he's ready to cut a deal More »
The White House press secretary explains his frustration with liberals for whom Obama's accomplishments are never enough More »
Their net neutrality proposal today is already unpopular, but it might prompt the government to act more quickly More »
The Secretary of the Defense has an audacious plan to transform and reform the military More »
Now is the time for America to make significant progress in these regions More »
No matter who wins, the state's Democratic Senate primary will energize its moribund progressive base More »
The movement has tapped into a growing sentiment that will soon be overpowered by demography More »
The Politics Channel now has its own curated Twitter feed, @theatlanticpol More »
It wasn't supposed to drop this way. A few weeks ago, Christina Romer notified her colleagues that she intended to resign her post as chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers. She felt she had served the president the best she could, was frustrated by the sluggish economy, and missed home.Quietly, the White House concocted a plan to announce her departure. News would break next week, during the dog days of August, after Congress had left for the… More »
New numbers are always accompanied by new photos of Obama in a hard hat -- which don't even boost poll numbers in the long run More »
The intelligence brief on the apparent accident was three sentences long, and it scared the hell…
