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Media Bias, Alive and Well

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An electorate that continues to be partially-informed each and every election year is nothing to shrug our shoulders about.

Not Rice, but Clinton

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Republicans going after Ambassador Rice are really looking to make Clinton vulnerable in 2016.

The Case for 51

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If everything goes according to plan, a 51-star flag will be raised over the Capitol on July 4, 2013.

The War on the Humanities

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Why the government should stop funneling students away from the liberal arts.

Chicago: The Fight For America’s Schools

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The Chicago teachers' strike represents the start of a battle for control over education policy.

Can Michelle Rhee Save American Education?

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With unprecedented resources and unique media savvy, Rhee is reshaping the landscape of education reform.

Hurricane Sandy: A Political Storm

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An unprecedented storm was a deciding factor in last week's presidential election.

Becoming a Kennedy

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In 2008, Barack Obama was one of us. He's more than that now.

Confessions of a Child Pundit

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Tomorrow night will be the first time I experience election night not as a world-changing battle between my side and the bad guys—but rather, as a cultural spectacle to be taken in with amused detachment.

A Showcase of Electoral Unpreparedness

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Hurricane Sandy is a cautionary tale.
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