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The Post-Gazette Backs Barack

Charm and “change” key to the steeltown daily’s choice

On Monday, Hillary Clinton strode into the Pittsburg Post-Gazette’s downtown offices for an hour-and-fifteen-minute meeting with the paper’s editorial board.... More

Bilal Hussein to be freed. Really!

I’m ecstatic to be proven wrong. Bilal Hussein, the Pulitzer Prize-winning Iraqi Associated Press photographer who was detained by U.S.... More

Obama’s Ignored Bundlers

Thank you, WaPo, for showing the obvious.

When news broke on Tuesday that Barack Obama claimed his campaign had created a “parallel public financing system” by raising... More

Quote me once, shame on you. Quote me twice…

Wow. So, last month, you’ll remember, Samantha Power resigned from her perch as an Obama foreign policy adviser shortly after... More

And That’s the Rest of the Story…

Wondering what Mitt Romney is up to today? Oh, don’t lie. Sure you are! Paul Harvey, the 89-year-old radio host... More

Pulitzer-Spurned Editorialists Speak

When the Pulitzer Prizes were announced on Monday, there was a curious gap: No award was given for editorials. There... More

Charges Against AP’s Hussein Dismissed

A headline like that would seem to be very good news for The Associated Press, which has been working to... More

The Superdelegate Black Box

Haven’t heard of the ‘add-on delegates’? They hurt Clinton

As the Democratic contest sputters along, race watchers have become uneasy friends with a ballpark set of delegate numbers: It... More

Say It Ain’t Joe!

Recently, I’ve found chatty “Morning Joe” co-host Joe Scarborough to be just as serviceable as any other MSNBCer. But it’s... More

A Super Mess

The Times’s slowpoke superdelegate survey

On Tuesday, The New York Times ran a by-the-book campaign roundup: McCain spoke in his family’s hometown, Clinton channeled Rocky,... More

Newsflash: HUD Scandal Broke Last Fall

National Journal series was largely ignored by rest of the press

Yesterday, Alphonso Jackson, Bush’s HUD secretary, resigned. “His tenure,” as the AP put it, was “tarnished by allegations of political... More

The Inevitable Chelsea Shield

There’s much chatter today that Chelsea Clinton, while headlining a North Carolina State campaign event for her mother, was once... More

When Sports Metaphors Overstay

Just like the Clinton campaign, it does not appear that CNN planned for a contest lasting past February. So, seeing... More

But Editor, I Thought She Was a Whore!

This would have to be rather high on the list of corrections an editor would really rather not have to... More

What Can be Learned from Lichtblau?

Reading the NSA tea leaves right

Yesterday, Slate published a 1,733 word adapted-extract from Eric Lichtblau’s upcoming book, Bush’s Law: The Remaking of American Justice. The... More

The completist guide to Star Trek

Matt Yglesias watched every Star Trek movie and every episode of every TV show in the franchise

The uncomfortable questions not raised by Benghazi

The press and Congress are asking the wrong questions

Rob Ford in ‘crack cocaine’ video scandal

A video that appears to show Toronto’s mayor smoking crack is being shopped around by a group of Somali men involved in the drug trade

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