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the national interest
June 8, 2014
Obama Promised to Do 4 Big Things As President. Now He’s Done Them All.
It’s no longer possible to imagine that historians will look back at his presidency and conclude that not much got accomplished.
By
Jonathan Chait
early and often
June 6, 2014
De Blasio Wants the 2016 DNC to Be in Brooklyn
Jay Z for president?
By
Joe Coscarelli
silicon nation
June 6, 2014
What Silicon Valley Doesn’t Get About Government Tech
Fixing infrastructure is risky business.
By
Kevin Roose
just ask chuck schumer
June 6, 2014
Schumer Tells Same Breakup Story Over and Over
“I said to myself, ‘What a loser you are.’”
By
Caroline Bankoff
2016
June 5, 2014
Is Hillary Clinton Too Dependent on Stuffed Animals to Be President?
Can a potential commander-in-chief have a teddy bear?
By
Joe Coscarelli
the national interest
June 5, 2014
Has Obama Saved the Earth, or Doomed It?
Both!
By
Jonathan Chait
walkergate
June 4, 2014
Hillary Clinton Leaning on Things
Can she even stand up on her own? An investigation into Walkergate.
By
Joe Coscarelli
the national interest
June 4, 2014
Wall Street Journal
Editors Wish Obama Were More Cynically Partisan
That low-down, politics-ignoring cad.
By
Jonathan Chait
the national interest
June 4, 2014
Mississippi Republicans Angry With Each Other for Some Reason
Department of Narcissism of Small Differences.
By
Jonathan Chait
early and awkward
June 4, 2014
Hillary Clinton Shades Monica Lewinsky (Again)
“I think everybody needs to look to the future.”
By
Joe Coscarelli
early and awkward
June 3, 2014
John Kerry Was Just Resting His Eyes
The Secretary of State insists he was not napping during that press conference in Poland.
By
Joe Coscarelli
neighborhood news
June 3, 2014
The Obamas’ Guide to NYC: Why the First Family Should Probably Move to Brooklyn
The president is reportedly eyeing New York City after the White House. We’ve got some ideas.
By
Joe Coscarelli
the national interest
June 3, 2014
Conservatives Searching for New Reasons Not to Save Planet
They are on the cusp of a breakthrough.
By
Jonathan Chait
the national interest
June 2, 2014
Here Are the Newspapers That Think You’re an Idiot
Today’s media scorecard.
By
Jonathan Chait
bill de blasio’s new york
June 2, 2014
De Blasios Blogging Their Move to Gracie Mansion
Chirlane McCray is posting the details to Tumblr.
By
Joe Coscarelli
the national interest
June 2, 2014
Obama Makes His Bid to Become the Environmental President
Time to admit he’s done a lot to stop climate change.
By
Jonathan Chait
retirement plan
June 2, 2014
Obama Eyes New York As His Post-Presidency Home
That Gap trip meant more than anyone realized.
By
Margaret Hartmann
environment
June 1, 2014
EPA Will Propose 30 Percent Cut in Power Plants’ Carbon Emissions
In what may be the government’s biggest effort to fight climate change.
By
Margaret Hartmann
comings and goings
May 30, 2014
Obama Mouthpiece Jay Carney Is Getting Out of That Stuffy Briefing Room
The second big personnel change at the White House today.
By
Joe Coscarelli
the national interest
May 30, 2014
Guess the Median Age of Megyn Kelly’s Audience
Her viewers are so young they can do circles around O’Reilly’s viewers in their wheelchairs.
By
Jonathan Chait
the national interest
May 30, 2014
Why Do Republicans Always Say ‘I’m Not a Scientist’?
Well, it’s true, anyway.
By
Jonathan Chait
benghazi
May 30, 2014
Hillary Clinton Has a Defiant Benghazi Chapter in Her New Book
“I will not be a part of a political slugfest on the backs of dead Americans.”
By
Joe Coscarelli
hillary watch
May 30, 2014
President Obama Had Lunch With Hillary, Failed to Alert the Press
We had to hear it from
People
.
By
Margaret Hartmann
bloomberg after bloomberg
May 29, 2014
Bloomberg Slams Ivy League Censorship at Harvard
It’s “a modern-day form of McCarthyism,” he said.
By
Joe Coscarelli
sad paul ryan
May 29, 2014
Paul Ryan and Anthony Weiner Do Not Appreciate Being Confused With One Another
The two don’t seem to have much in common.
By
Caroline Bankoff
politics
May 29, 2014
7 Harsh Reactions to Obama’s Foreign-Policy Speech at West Point
“Mushy,” “largely uninspiring,” “not exciting,” “weak,” “fell short of its target” — no, not the new Adam Sandler movie.
By
Joe Coscarelli
the national interest
May 29, 2014
President Romney Basks in Latest Triumph
Does Obama have
any
ideas of his own?
By
Jonathan Chait
the national interest
May 29, 2014
Business Lobby Tries to Frighten America About Clean Energy, Fails Utterly
Better scare tactics, please, U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
By
Jonathan Chait
May 28, 2014
Republican Congressman Backs Gay Marriage Because ‘Life Is Too Short’
A week after a judge struck down his state’s gay-marriage ban.
By
Margaret Hartmann
veteran affairs
May 28, 2014
VA Report Confirms Scheduling Delays in Phoenix and Everywhere Else
The calls for Eric Shinseki to resign are picking up.
By
Adam K. Raymond
drugs
May 28, 2014
New York State Assembly Legalizes Medical Marijuana, Again
A nearly annual ritual, at this point.
By
Adam K. Raymond
the national interest
May 28, 2014
Times vs. Sullivan vs. Kinsley vs. Greenwald
Timesian self-hatred versus journalistic self-love.
By
Jonathan Chait
spy games
May 28, 2014
John Kerry to Edward Snowden: ‘Man Up’
The secretary of state is not impressed by the leaker’s interview from Russia.
By
Joe Coscarelli
bill de blasio’s new york
May 28, 2014
De Blasio Moves to Lift NYC Ferret Ban
It’s a new era.
By
Joe Coscarelli
staten island man
May 28, 2014
After Threatening Reporter, Grimm Trashes Press
They’ve been “vilifying” him, for some reason.
By
Margaret Hartmann
war in afghanistan
May 27, 2014
War in Afghanistan Still Winding Down
The U.S. will leave 9,800 troops after 2014, with all combat forces withdrawn by the end of Obama’s term.
By
Joe Coscarelli
joetorious
May 26, 2014
Joe Biden Explains How to Avoid ‘Big F–ing Deal’ Moments
“Assume every microphone is on.”
By
Margaret Hartmann
spy games
May 26, 2014
White House Publicizes CIA Chief’s Name
Oops.
By
Caroline Bankoff
surprises
May 25, 2014
President Obama Sneaked Over to Afghanistan
In a leather jacket.
By
Caroline Bankoff
oh albany!
May 24, 2014
Governor Cuomo Is Getting Over $700,000 for His Book
Not bad.
By
Caroline Bankoff
photo op
May 23, 2014
Naked Dude Taken Down in Front of White House
It happens.
By
Joe Coscarelli
the national interest
May 23, 2014
What’s My Problem With Conservative Reformers?
Yay! Arguments about arguments!
By
Jonathan Chait
politics
May 23, 2014
Get to Know Julián Castro, the Hispanic Obama Who’s Going to Washington
Time to re-meet the San Antonio mayor and rising star tapped for housing secretary.
By
Joe Coscarelli
people who are not witches
May 22, 2014
Christine O’Donnell Doesn’t Miss Us Either
She’d “rather slam [her] hand in a car door” than run in 2014.
By
Margaret Hartmann
city politic
May 22, 2014
Can Andrew Cuomo Close the Sale With Liberal Voters?
The Working Families Party has a big decision to make.
By
Chris Smith
early and awkward
May 22, 2014
Aaron Schock ‘Not Gay,’ New York
Times
Winks
The Republican politician’s body gets another coy article.
By
Joe Coscarelli
the national interest
May 22, 2014
Why Republicans Love Taxing the Poor
A tiny snag in the conservative reform plan.
By
Jonathan Chait
early and awesome
May 22, 2014
Obama Visits Cooperstown, Makes Baseball History
The first president to visit the Hall of Fame while in office, ever.
By
Joe Coscarelli
oh congress!
May 22, 2014
Before Benghazi: Congress’s Most Controversial Investigations
The new select committee is part of a long, and not exactly proud, tradition.
By
Margaret Hartmann
bring back our girls
May 21, 2014
80 U.S. Troops Sent to Find Nigerian Girls
“The force will remain in Chad until its support in resolving the kidnapping situation is no longer required.”
By
Joe Coscarelli
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