Keith Wagstaff
Keith Wagstaff is a staff writer at TheWeek.com covering politics and current events. He has previously written for such publications as TIME, Details, VICE, and the Village Voice.
Latest articles by Keith Wagstaff
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The U.S. military basically wants to build Iron Man
feature Calling Tony Stark ...
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Could Congress be impeached for failing to raise the debt limit?
feature How the Tea Party could be burned by the Constitution
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Live updates: Obama signs the deal to end the fiscal standoff
feature Our two-week-long national nightmare is over
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The NSA might have collected your email contacts
feature A new report claims that the NSA collects millions of email and IM contacts every year
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Why Malala Yousafzai should have won the Nobel Peace Prize
feature Short-sighted politics prevails once again
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Alice Munro: 7 insights on writing from the Nobel Prize winner
feature All hail "Canada's Chekhov"
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4 lessons from extinct political parties
feature Beware, Democrats and Republicans: Not every party lasts forever.
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Just a reminder: Google's offices are cooler than yours
feature Does your office have a monorail? Didn't think so.
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The Tea Party isn't backing down
feature Is the GOP ready to end the shutdown? Not if Sarah Palin can help it.
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Even government shutdowns were better in the '90s
feature At least Clinton and Gingrich were talking
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10 things you need to know today: October 12, 2013
Daily Briefing Republicans claim progress on a debt deal, hundreds are rescued after a boat sinks near Italy, and more
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How Ted Cruz could single-handedly cause the U.S. to default
feature Does the Tea Party senator dare derail a debt ceiling deal?
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Banksy-mania is here, and it is terrible
feature Introducing New York City's newest tourist attraction: Street art.
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Debt ceiling endgame: It's either the economy or John Boehner's job
feature The dynamic that has fueled the fiscal standoff hasn't changed
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The government shutdown: Is total dysfunction the new normal in D.C.?
feature Extreme partisan rancor isn't exactly new. And it's probably here to stay.
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Politicians are cashing in on the government shutdown
feature Everybody loses. Except Washington, of course.
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ObamaCare's first day: A huge failure or success?
feature Both Republicans and Democrats claim victory after the ObamaCare exchanges open
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Blaming Republicans for the government shutdown: The end of false equivalence?
feature Even the Wall Street Journal editorial board is urging the GOP to throw in the towel
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The government shutdown is NASA's worst birthday gift ever
feature The space agency turns 55 years old today. Don't expect cake.
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Sit back, relax, this government shutdown might take a while
feature Washington readies for a prolonged budget battle
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Don't expect Alec Baldwin to pull punches at MSNBC
feature The future host of Up Late with Alec Baldwin is already stirring the pot
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7 liberal overreactions to the government shutdown
feature One casualty of the shutdown: Restraint
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The government shutdown isn't about ObamaCare anymore
feature What, exactly, do Republicans want?
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This Glenn Beck conspiracy theory could shut down the D.C. Beltway
feature Bad news, D.C. drivers: Politics is going to mess up your morning commute on Friday
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