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At Nevada's Conspiracy Caucus, the Paul Army Wins
As Sheldon Adelson listens from the front row, Ron Paul supporters flood his special evening caucus session in Las Vegas.
How a presidential election boosts the economy
Facing huge risks and holding inconclusive intel, the president makes a gutsy call to take out bin Laden
A GOP governor slams those inciting anti-Muslim bigotry
In Nevada and other upcoming caucus states, Paul hopes his tireless minority can stage an upset. If they can't, he's probably finished.
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As Sheldon Adelson listens from the front row, Ron Paul supporters flood his special evening caucus session in Las Vegas.
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Mitt Romney won a commanding victory that will allow him to claim the party is uniting behind his candidacy.
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The Komen foundation got served a reminder that all the women's health causes are a legacy of the feminist fights of the 1970s.
In his brand new book The End of War, John Horgan argues that war isn't inherent in human nature and can disappear if enough people want it…
Test your trivia chops on 5 challenging questions.
The White House
Voters' approval of the president is one the rise, but he's never lost the support of babies and toddlers.
Bipartisan Policy Center
An easy-to-understand visualization of sequestration, a hard-to-understand hot-button issue
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Neither conservatives nor progressives care enough about what diversity truly means: tolerating values and preferences that differ from their own.
A reflection on the latest outrage of Erick Erickson, the conservative CNN commentator and editor of RedState
The Republic Report brings in DC's version of The Fantastic Mr. Fox to tell the world how the system really works.
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A lower unemployment rate threatens the presumptive GOP nominee's plan to run against Obama's economic record.
I'm late on this, but given this blog's focus on history, I'd like to use Chris Christie's remarks to pursue a broader question:Christie last week…
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The President ends his Prayer Breakfast presentation with a variation on his otherwise standard concluding phrase
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The Donald gets behind the front-runner in Las Vegas, but with no four-letter words or talk of birth certificates -- alas.
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Long-serving Florida Republican Cliff Stearns is suddenly in the spotlight for his investigations into Planned Parenthood and Solyndra.
American manufacturing and the jobs crisis, Caitlin Flanagan on Joan Didion, and more
As Romney Seduces Nevada, Paul Woos Maine
Sarah Palin Elegantly Parodies Herself
The Koch Brothers Pledged $60 Million to Defeat Obama
You Already Own the Most Important Planning Tool
Ode of the Day: In Defense of L.A.
Locals to Christo: Don't Cover Our River
Ghost Drummer 
Google's Search by Image 
The Far Side of the Moon