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Hillary vs. Obama: Is she the stronger candidate?
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Global warming: Do ‘green’ initiatives matter?
feature George W. Bush has blown his final chance on climate change, said The Washington Post in an editorial. With only nine months left in office, the president still had time to correct his “terrible legacy of inaction” on global
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McClellan’s memoir: Why did he blow the whistle?
feature “Now he tells us,” said The Philadelphia Inquirer in an editorial. When he served as George W. Bush’s press secretary for three years, Scott McClellan heatedly defended his boss, the Iraq war, and the administrati
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McCain: Can he defy the odds?
feature By all rights, said Susan Page in USA Today, John McCain should be worried. Only 39 percent of Americans have a favorable view of the Republican Party.
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The economy: Is the stimulus plan already too late?
feature "You know we have a crisis,
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Democrats: Two candidates, two constituencies
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Star Wars: Why did the U.S. shoot down a satellite?
feature It was a story that could have ended very badly, said Mona Charen in National Review Online. Some 153 miles overhead, the
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Russia: Still waiting for democracy
feature Even for Russia, said Anne Applebaum in Slate.com,
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Hillary: Does she still have a chance?
feature The race for the Democratic presidential nomination is over, said Dick Morris in TheHill.com, and Hillary Clinton has lost. New York
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Obama: Is he the second coming of JFK?
feature "The arc of Barack Obama
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Bush: How will history judge him?
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Hillary: Should she quit—or fight on?
feature Hillary Clinton just won’t take no for an answer, said Jay Bookman in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “For several weeks now, it had become clear that she could not win the Democratic nomination.” With only 10 primaries to go, Barack Obama leads her by
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Tibet: An Olympic-size black eye for Beijing
feature This was not the way China
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Hillary: Why she’s no longer inevitable
feature “What happened to Hillary Clinton?” asked E.J. Dionne in The Washington Post. Not long ago, she seemed to be the “inevitable” Democratic nominee. She came into the presidential campaign with vastly superior name recognition, a base of loyal support, and t
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