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Littwin: Clinton’s Benghazi hearing: Tragedy or farce? Why choose?

If you somehow missed all 11 hours of the much-hyped, made-for-TV, Benghazi- committee grilling of Hillary Clinton, you don't need to go to the...

Wiretap: Hillary Clinton survives the Benghazi panel

Nothing new Months of waiting, 8 hours of asking and dozens of the same questions that have been answered before. Little new information surfaced yesterday when the House...

Wiretap: The death of the center in US politics

No center How do you explain Jim Webb dropping out of the primary, Joe Biden opting not to run, and Paul Ryan wrangling with the Freedom...

Wiretap: Both parties aren’t just in crisis. They’re in a time...

Bipartisan issue Sure, the GOP seems perilously split. But Matt Yglesias at Vox argues the Dems are in crisis too. Time machine Republicans and Democrats have one thing in common,...

Wiretap: Religion, guns and politics fuel the mass-shooting debate

Another shooting The Umpqua Community College killer was armed, reports say, with three handguns and an assault rifle. One witness said the Oregon shooter, Chris...

Littwin: Clinton swims in scandal, but she never seems to drown

It's early days in Hillary Clinton's quest for the presidency, but already it feels like old times. The scandals and the quasi-scandals and the...

Littwin: We’re bombing, again. What could go wrong?

  AS we begin dropping bombs in Iraq once again, the one thing we don't ask ourselves is this: What could go wrong? Where to begin? In...

Colorado mulls forcing Citizens United to disclose donor identities

“No one's saying Citizens United can't make this movie or spend as much money as they want on it. All we’re asking for is that they comply with disclosure requirements in the Colorado constitution."

Wiretap: ‘Brusque’ Abramson apparently not even worth unequal pay

The New York Times fired its first woman editor, Jill Abramson, and the story goes deeper than a personnel decision at the world's preeminent newspaper.

Wiretap: What makes a Great Recession

The tech bubble was bad. But it affected rich people. The housing bubble was the same, except much worse, because it affected the middle class. A middle class hit is a round-house blow.
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