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Virginia Thomas, Lobbyist?

Caroline Cox - February 9, 2011

Justice Clarence Thomas' wife, Virginia Thomas, is no stranger to controversy, but her recent decision to work as a Tea Party lobbyist will endanger impartiality on the Court.

Midnight Train to Nowhere

Samuel Coffin - February 9, 2011

Despite the hype, a bullet train system is far from a silver bullet.

The New Congress and the EPA

Danny Wilson - February 9, 2011

The Republican Congress promises a shakeup of the EPA.

“I Didn’t Raise Taxes Once”… Are you sure?

Raphael Haro - February 8, 2011

The President made some incorrect claims in his Super Bowl Sunday interview.

When Voters Aren't Heard

Humza Bokhari - February 8, 2011

What happens when only the swing voters matter?

Weighing In: Speaking Out Against ROTC

Sandra Korn - February 3, 2011

Arguments against having ROTC on campus should not be ignored in the wake of DADT's demise.

ROTC: Up In the Air Again

Raphael Haro - February 2, 2011

It is wrong to play politics at the expense of the ROTC students on our campus, and it is time to realize that for too long they have been discriminated against.

The Other Queen of the Tea Party: Michele Bachmann’s Recent Rise

Humza Bokhari - February 2, 2011

Sarah Palin may not be been the only woman in line for the GOP nomination.

Decision 2012: Handicapping the Hopefuls with Danny Hayes

Henry Shull - February 1, 2011

In January, I talked to Professor Danny Hayes at the Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies at American University’s School of Public Affairs about...

Weighing In: Giffords And Guns

Christopher Oppermann - February 1, 2011

Update concerning the Congresswoman: Fortunately, Rep. Giffords has continued her miraculously speedy recovery, and is starting rehab. We can only continue to hope and...