Politics
Clegg Party
What, you ask, is going on? The honest answer is that no one in Britain really knows what is happening with our election. Just a few months ago, it was all very simple: Fiscal collapse and a much-loathed prime minister equals stonking victory for David Cameron's remodeled Conservative Party. READ MORE >>
Spin At All Costs
The Liberal Democrats’ Moment
Everyone’s Dean
The Populism of the Privileged
WASHINGTON -- The tea party is nothing new, it represents a relatively small minority of Americans on the right end of politics, and it will not determine the outcome of the 2010 elections. READ MORE >>
The TNR EXCHANGE: Trust Fall
James Risen, a Washington-based writer, and Yossi Klein Halevi, a Jerusalem-based writer, have been friends since they both crashed the Nazi Party headquarters in Chicago as student reporters 30 years ago. They have been joking and arguing about news and politics ever since, especially when it comes to Israel and the Middle East. READ MORE >>
CORRESPONDENCE: A Gross Mischaracterization
Kevin Carey’s characterization of my position on the education provisions in this year’s health and education reconciliation legislation is completely inaccurate. Education funding has always been one of my top priorities. And I supported student loan reform. READ MORE >>
The Battle Over the Court
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When the Starved Beast Bites Back
Saluting the IRS
Washington—You might imagine that if a terrorist attack killed an American public servant and threatened the lives of 200 people, it would have been big news for weeks and an enduring symbol of the risks taken by those who serve their country. READ MORE >>
