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Tuesday, September 18,2012

Did Ward Churchill verdict kill free speech at universities?

The Colorado Supreme Court's decision to reject Ward Churchill's appeal could signal a dark day for the Bill of Rights, says Wendy Kaminer for The Atlantic.
Tuesday, September 18,2012

Romney's rant on Obama voters: Is he in the 47 percent?

In a secretly recorded lecture to supporters, Republican candidate Mitt Romney is seen complaining that 47 percent of the population will vote for Obama because they're "dependent upon government."
Monday, September 17,2012

Romney's stumbling, bumbling campaign

Why exactly has President Barack Obama moved out to a lead against GOP challenger Mitt Romney?
Thursday, September 13,2012

Occupy Monsanto protests shut down Monsanto distribution center

A protest against seed giant Monsanto successfully shut down the company's seed distribution center in Oxnard, Calif. for six hours, causing delays in shipments in protest of genetically modified organisms.
Tuesday, September 11,2012

Sudden embrace a symbol of Obama on campaign trail

President Barack Obama walked into Big Apple Pizza & Pasta in Fort Pierce, Fla. for a campaign stop, to greet the owner and congratulate him on his charitable foundation and frequent blood donations.
Tuesday, September 11,2012

Why 'Never again' is an impossible national security motto

Only a few days after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, then-President George W. Bush uttered a phrase that has since come to represent the U.S. policy on terrorism: "Never again."
Monday, September 10,2012

In Tampa, GOP bent over backward to show diversity

The Republican National Convention paraded out every possible minority, as can be expected of any political convention.
Monday, September 10,2012

Donating to a popular GOP candidate? Beware look-alike sites

Yes, the website does disclose the name of the political action committee (PAC) in a few places. At the bottom, there's even a brief disclaimer.
Friday, September 7,2012

Vikings P Chris Kluwe goes off on censor attempt by Md. politician

Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe teed off on a Maryland state delegate in a big way Sept. 7, in an open letter posted on Deadspin.
Friday, September 7,2012

8 lessons from convention season

The crowds have roared their last and all those mass-produced signs are back on the shelves, as the Democratic and Republican national conventions have drawn to a close.
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