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Will Americans buy a plan they don’t love?

The President calls them a threat to national security. The Internet calls them heroes. A new wave of hacktivists is changing the way we handle secrets.

Once a partisan brawler, the New York Democrat is becoming a bipartisan force in the Senate.

Silicon Valley, as Facebook’s Sean Parker says, is “starting to come into a realization of our own power” in politics.

Here is an article from 2011 on Susan Rice, who will replace Tom Donilon as Obama’s National Security Advisor.

Rahm Emanuel left the White House to run a broke, violence-plagued city, and he’s having the time of his life, TIME’s David Von Drehle reports.

If charities are truly nonprofit, why do they need the protection of the tax code?

President Obama wants to shut down the controversial prison but not the policies it has come to represent.

Direct from 1979, it’s the 44th President on prom night

Labor unions spent millions. The two candidates dragged each other down in a vicious negative campaign. And comedian Will Ferrell promised free waffles for everyone…

Conservatives are–of course–mad at Barack Obama, but they are also outraged at a country that isn’t outraged enough at him.