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Republicans Rediscover ANWR
Mark Hyman | 7.18.08 @ 12:08AM
A delegation of seven congressional challengers seizes on the hottest issue of Campaign '08.
A delegation of seven congressional challengers seizes on the hottest issue of Campaign '08.
The party of Obama and Pelosi would get windmills wrong.
The nutritionally challenged and other useful yo-yos come out to celebrate an Obama grand opening in Florida.
The D.C. City government is thumbing its nose at the Supreme Court's gun ruling. It's likely to backfire.
Moscow heats up its cold war against London.
The story behind the "terrorist fist bump."
Hit the books, Barack. Shreve on the scene. Kids these days! Mike and the libertarian. Plus much more.
In his major foreign policy address in Washington, Barack Obama conveys a selective account of history.
Conservatives weigh in on the best veep for McCain.
Whatever he may be prophesying, it's not amusing.
Congress will need to require a warning label that states: "This drug left the U.S. chain of custody."
Consistency is foolish, according to Obama and Schwarzenegger.
Benchwarmer mistake. War heroes in the White House. Frosty reception. Plus more.
Yes, he can solve energy problems -- and other pressing domestic concerns.
Is Obama ready for the Right's chin music?
Even if you do, it's going to cost you, BIG TIME, because it's Cost of Government Day.
Who says there's not much of a record to judge him by?
The war that has yet to produce a commander-in-chief.
McCain may have to dance alone. Also: The New Yorker's finest hour. Popcorn for Professor Bowman. Thank you, Larry Henry. Plus much more.
The Republican candidate performs a difficult dance for the National Council of La Raza.
The revealing reactions to the New Yorker's satirical blunder.
Thirteen million lessons on political torpedoes from Tom Clancy's Captain Tupolev.
Barack Obama finds himself torn between Iraq and Afghanistan.
Famed playwright, writer, and movie director David Mamet sent shockwaves through the lefty literary world in March when he declared himself an admirer of America and the Constitution. How could this be?
A charming fable of an environmentally friendly machine that proves to be the redeemer of mankind.
Hope springs infernal in the Obama-McCain race. Also: Toasting Barr's waffles. The oil man and the sea. Roll the digital dice. Plus more.
Despite GOP gloom, Obama isn't inevitable.
If the Brandenburg Gate is closed to him, another equally prestigious pre-inauguration spot will be made available.
He's lowered the bar on flip-flopping all the way to his ankles, and no one much minds.
Odds are the EU isn't bluffing when it voices disapproval of U.S. laws restricting Internet gambling.
Its military is certainly no longer up to the task.
Oil companies are deluding themselves if they think the Law of the Sea Treaty will expand their opportunities for oil drilling.
Readers to Philip Klein: Enough of this optimism regarding an Obama presidency. A special Reader Mail section.
Waiting and hoping for a live-saving transplant. Also: Gonzo at his most pitiful and appalling. McCain has no other choice. Plus more.
The Democrats say Obamacare opponents are a mob. Are they right?
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