Commuter Trains Collide in Connecticut

Reuters

Two Metro-North trains collided Friday evening, leaving at least 60 people injured, five of them critically. No deaths have been reported yet.

By Mara Gay

Sep 8, 2009

Strange Bedfellows

American Discourse Is Fundamentally Broken

David Brooks and Bob Herbert offer similar calls for a new national discourse on the same op-ed page

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By Heather Horn

Sep 3, 2009

Mein Kampf, Pat Buchanan edition

Dissecting the claim that Hitler wanted peace

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By Mara Gay

Sep 3, 2009

Round Up: Catching Up on the Morning's Columns

A round up of today's columns on debates we covered yesterday

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By Mara Gay

Sep 2, 2009

Round Up: Catching Up on the Morning's Columns

A round up of today's columns on debates we covered yesterday

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By Mara Gay

Sep 1, 2009

Round Up: Catching Up on the Morning's Columns

A round up of today's columns on debates we covered yesterday

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By Justin Miller

Aug 31, 2009

Ted Kennedy and Abortion: Two Views

Does his support of abortion rights represent a mark against his Catholic faith?

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By Mara Gay

Aug 28, 2009

Round Up: Catching Up on the Morning's Columns

A round up of today's columns on debates we covered yesterday

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By Mara Gay

Aug 27, 2009

The Kennedy-Obama Bond

Commentators explore the ties between the nation's first black president and the deceased liberal warrior.

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By Katharine Rust

Aug 27, 2009

Remembering Dominick Dunne

Former colleagues share memories about the former celebrity crime chronicler.

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By Benjamin F. Carlson

Aug 27, 2009

Breitbart Meets His Match in Kennedy Twitter War

The conservative battleaxe mocked Kennedy, fending off dozens of comers. Until he met Carol Lynch.

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By Mara Gay

Aug 27, 2009

Round Up: Catching Up on the Morning's Columns

A round up of today's columns on debates we covered yesterday

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By Max Fisher

Aug 26, 2009

If You Can't Say Anything Nice

How are conservatives handling Kennedy's death? In some cases, they're not

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By Justin Miller

Aug 26, 2009

Kennedy's Overlooked Accomplishments

Kennedy was a prolific legislator and campaigner so it only reasons that some of his achievements have been overlooked

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By Max Fisher

Aug 26, 2009

Criticizing Kennedy, Tastefully

A thoughtful libertarian critique of Kennedy's legacy

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By Justin Miller

Aug 26, 2009

The Chappaquiddick Legacy

The worst moment of Ted Kennedy's life, that led to the death of a woman, remains a hot-button issue for detractors and a historic turning point in the senator's career

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By Max Fisher

Aug 26, 2009

Kennedy's Greatest Achievement

One legislative victory may have led to Obama's election

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By Mara Gay

Aug 26, 2009

First Reactions to Sen. Kennedy's Passing

The Senate's "liberal lion" ends a battle with brain cancer at 77. First reactions.

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By Mara Gay

Aug 25, 2009

The Wire's Pundit To-Do List

Pundits go on summer vacation too. But as they take some time away, the work keeps piling up. A list of debates-in-waiting.

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By Mara Gay

Aug 21, 2009

A Round Up: Catching Up on the Morning's Columns

A round up of today's columns on the debates we covered yesterday

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By Mara Gay

Aug 20, 2009

Rove: Say You're Sorry

Declaring that his name is cleared of wrongdoing, Karl Rove says that it's time for apologize

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By Justin Miller

Aug 20, 2009

Remembering the Don of Television News

Legendary CBS News' producer Don Hewitt passes away and industry veterans reflect on how one man changed TV news

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By Mara Gay

Aug 20, 2009

A Round Up: Catching Up on the Morning's Columns

A round up of leading commentators on debates we covered yesterday

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By Max Fisher

Aug 19, 2009

The Novak Mystery

Robert Novak may be gone, but questions surrounding his role in the CIA leak are not.

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By Mara Gay

Aug 19, 2009

The Fall of Annie Leibovitz

As she teeters on the brink of bankruptcy, columnists try to understand how the renowned photographer lost it all.

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By Justin Miller

Aug 19, 2009

Defense of Marriage Act Do-Over?

Obama's lawyers step up the rhetorical attack on the Defense of Marriage Act

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By Mara Gay

Aug 19, 2009

Today's Columns: Catching Up on Op-Eds and Editorials

A round up of leading commentators on the debates we covered yesterday

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By Mara Gay

Aug 18, 2009

Jenny Sanford as the Good Wife

Women commentators are made nauseous as Vogue paints a glowing portrait of Jenny Sanford.

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By Max Fisher

Aug 18, 2009

Robert Novak's Legacy in Journalism

The influential conservative columnist is remembered for changing journalism, but for better or worse?

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By Mara Gay

Aug 18, 2009

Today's Columns: Catching Up on Op-Eds and Editorials

A round up of leading commentators on the debates we covered yesterday

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By Mara Gay

Aug 17, 2009

Today's Columns: Catching Up on Op-Eds and Editorials

A round up of leading commentators on the day's biggest debates

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By Benjamin F. Carlson

Aug 14, 2009

Gilded Days Are Here Again

Step aside, roaring 20s. Will record-high levels of inequality cause a revival of debate?

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By Katharine Rust

Aug 13, 2009

The Lasting Legacy of Les Paul, 94

Les Paul may be remembered as much for his playing as for his musical inventions.

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By Benjamin F. Carlson

Aug 11, 2009

Remembering Eunice Kennedy Shriver

Founder of the Special Olympics, political talent, and cherished member of the Kennedy clan is dead at 88.

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By Max Fisher

Aug 10, 2009

The Merits of Urban Parks

Two policy wonks earnestly debate the case for and against expanding public parks.

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By Mara Gay

Aug 7, 2009

Today's Columns: Catching Up on Op-Eds and Editorials

A round up of leading commentators adding to debates that we covered yesterday on Atlantic Wire

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By Mara Gay

Aug 6, 2009

Round Up: Catching Up on the Morning's Columns

A round up of leading commentators adding to debates that we covered yesterday on Atlantic Wire

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By Mara Gay

Aug 5, 2009

Round Up: Catching Up on the Morning's Columns

A round up of leading commentators adding to debates that we covered yesterday on Atlantic Wire

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By Mara Gay

Jul 31, 2009

Let's Talk About Sex

In the midst of obsession over health care, a side show about sex, contraception, and whether it's OK to impregnate a 60-year-old woman.

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By Max Fisher

Jul 31, 2009

Why Didn't the Beer Summit Solve Racial Tension?

Pundits cite the media circus, the guest list, failures to apologize, and more.

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By Max Fisher

Jul 30, 2009

Eulogies for a Communist Turned Critic

Conservatives and others find a hero in Leszek Kolakowski.

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By Max Fisher

Jul 30, 2009

The Rules of Beer Diplomacy

For starters, no foreign suds and no sherry. But maybe go for a micro-brew.

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By Mara Gay

Jul 30, 2009

We're All Joe the Plumbers Now

David Paul Kuhn says the White House beer summit is about more than race.

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By Mara Gay

Jul 29, 2009

A Little Friendly Advice for the Good Professor

Prominent black Americans on where Gates went wrong and what he should do the next time he's stopped by the police.

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By Mara Gay

Jul 29, 2009

Cambridge Family Ties

Getting annoyed at a report on blood links between Gates and the cop he feuded with.

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