British Murdoch Newspapers Face Scrutiny
A newspaper in the U.K. is accused of having hacked into public figures’ cellphones.
The Latest Scoop
Facebook's Iranian Impact: From the Inside
Iranian Facebook employee Navid Mansourian truly understands the importance of social media.
National Politics
GOP Identity Crisis: New Competition
Two of the most prominent third parties are hoping to kick the GOP while it’s down.
Youth Resoundingly Answer Obama’s Call to Service
In unprecedented numbers around the country, young Americans are stepping up to serve others.
DC
Uighurs Caught Between a Rock, a Hard Place and Congress
The U.S. government can’t seem to agree on what to do with Chinese Uigher Guantanamo detainees.
Cap-and-Trade Could Hurt Economy
House Republicans worry that the program will create higher energy prices, and therefore reduce GDP.
Culture
New Face of Journalism Creates Generation Gap
Many stories now begin with unverified reports in an effort to break big news.
YouTube Teaches Journalism
Pros give credible tutorials on citizen journalism in the Reporters’ Center.
Foreign Affairs
U.S. Backs Former Honduran President
Obama says the coup was not legal and supports Zelaya, despite dangers presented in reinstating him.
In Conversation: Young Iranian Expatriates Speak Out On Election, Western Media
Arash and Caspar are not only worried about the results, but of media’s portrayal of the problem.
Opinion
Obama’s Foreign Policy: Country First, Ideology Second
New doctrine reflects a calculated understanding of more modern – and modest – paths to preeminence.
Baldwin Would Be Good Catch for Congress
Putting the oldest Baldwin brother in office might not be as bad an idea as you think.
Generational Eye
Education Special: American Identity Key to Mobilization
Today, our nation’s schools are not mobilizing America’s young people to compete.
What is Change?
Another Climate Change Setback
Democratic senators decided today that they need more time to prepare a climate change bill to go through the senate. The new September 28th deadline would still allow for legislation to pass before international climate talks in Copenhagen this December.
For the U.S. not to pass this legislation before December would contradict the Obama administration’s [...]
Look Out for Jindal
Being an effective governor just might be the best strategy for winning the 2012 GOP nomination.
C.I.A. Misled Congress
The director of the C.I.A. admits that his agency misled Congress, under the Bush Administration.
G8 Can’t Agree on Emissions Cut
Developing countries see emissions standards as threats to their growth.
Other Headlines
Red Light, Green Light, 1, 2, Socialism!
This man truly expects to be President until 2050? He truly is the black Kim Jong-Il…
SNL has-been wonders why liberals care about this “Health Care thing” and why POTUS kills Grandmas, like Hitler
What? Why are people so crazy? And why doesn’t Hollywood know when to STFU? Who IS Victoria Jackson anyway? Answer: TBA. In a potentially insane
Netanyahu awkwardly losing his mind (and other things that made us LOL)
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu is pretty much on the brink of total insanity, reports daily
Twitz Blitz
What the fuck would we do without our politicians tweeting us about their day?
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