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Columnists say Obama hasn't done enough to end to the reckless behavior on Wall Street
Eugene Robinson's track record on open-hand threats
Who will defend her?
Columnists say some Americans still can't accept a black man as president
In his speech to Congress, the president insisted illegal immigrants won't be covered under his plan. A few columnists say that they should be.
Outrage from women pundits as the intersex track star is mocked before the world
The president joins columnists in commemorating the eighth anniversary of the attacks
A brief round up of strange reactions to the President's health care speech
On the eve of the eighth anniversary, columnists say there's a right -- and a wrong -- way to commemorate the attacks
The NYT columnist faces scorn and ridicule for remarks about China's autocratic rule
As the Obama administration pushes performance pay in the classroom, some columnists say the once controversial practice is now simply common sense
Thoughts from a Washington Post columnist, an 11-year-old, and more
Conservatives say her role in hiring Van Jones proves she brought a radical agenda to the White House
The day before Obama delivers a make-or-break speech on health care reform, liberals tell the president to go for broke
David Brooks and Bob Herbert offer similar calls for a new national discourse on the same op-ed page
E.J. Dionne says the media made a fringe movement look mainstream
First takes on Obama's plan to take back the health care debate with a speech to a joint session of Congress
A round up of today's columns on debates we covered yesterday
Why is Diane Sawyer's ascent to prime time making less waves than Katie Couric?
Last night, the chairman of the RNC was mocked and heckled during a health care speech at the historically black university. What's the story behind his brutal reception?
Does their account raises more questions than it answers.
A round up of today's columns on debates we covered yesterday
Some say California's wildfires are inevitable. Two sharp takes on how to live amongst the smoke.
A round up of today's columns on debates we covered yesterday
Mexico and Argentina decriminalized marijuana. Some columnists say United States is next.
Columnists warn that the battle over the climate change bill could make the health care debate look friendly
The anniversary elicits a $400,000 investigative report and a storm of commentary
Christopher Hayes rouses liberals with a call to bring back the Church Committee--the comprehensive 1970s investigation that uncovered CIA assassination plots and more.
A round up of today's columns on debates we covered yesterday
Commentators explore the ties between the nation's first black president and the deceased liberal warrior.
David Rothkopf says the Secretary of State is crafting the first meaningful foreign policy doctrine since the end of the Cold War. Columnists say he's way off the mark.
Hanna Rosin's pitch for circumcision hits a nerve among male columnists.
A round up of today's columns on debates we covered yesterday
A step toward justice, or a dangerous blow to the CIA?
The Senate's "liberal lion" ends a battle with brain cancer at 77. First reactions.
Commentators look for scandal after Michael Jackson's death is ruled a homicide. Instead, they find tragedy.
Pundits go on summer vacation too. But as they take some time away, the work keeps piling up. A list of debates-in-waiting.
Yes, says an exasperated Howard Kurtz. Even armed with facts and bluntness, journalists have been unable to dispel health care lies.
Free-market-friendly ideas to counter the Democratic plan
Gene Lyons says Democrats can win the health care debate if they start appealing to townhallers instead of making fun of them. Some aren't convinced.
The Giants wide receiver gets 2 years for gun possession
A round up of today's columns on the debates we covered yesterday
Rejecting the notion that Caster Semenya needs to prove that she's female
Declaring that his name is cleared of wrongdoing, Karl Rove says that it's time for apologize
A round up of leading commentators on debates we covered yesterday
Columnists say new research on the walking dead suggests we may have a lot to learn about infectious disease
As she teeters on the brink of bankruptcy, columnists try to understand how the renowned photographer lost it all.
A round up of leading commentators on the debates we covered yesterday
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