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• Tom Risen / September 1, 2009 Media Fails on Town Hall Coverage

  Attendees at a Maryland town hall meeting discuss their displeasure with media healthcare coverage.

• Shelly / August 28, 2009 The Rise of the Third Party

  Both Republican and Democratic parties seem confused. Blame the Internet and prepare for new options

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• Millennial Woodstock Experience By Tom Risen / August 28th, 2009 Communal celebrations like Burning Man and Obama's Inauguration hearken back to Woodstock 1969. Read More / 2 Comments »
• Turning Point in Health Care Debate By Shelly / August 19th, 2009 Emanuel says Republicans are too set against the health care bill to allow bipartisan compromise. Read More / 7 Comments »
• Illinois Man Freed After Jail Time for Yawning in Court By Shelly / August 13th, 2009 Clifton Williams found to be in contempt of court after "boisterous" yawn. Read More / No Comments »
• STUDY GUIDE: Federal Reserve System, Part 2 – Price Stability and Nominal Anchors By Shelly / August 11th, 2009 The numerical goals of the Fed aren't always easy to determine, but the result is usually alright. Read More / 1 Comment »
• Health Bill Hacks Wildly at True Problem, Misses By Nikolai Skievaski / August 5th, 2009 Current ideas for reform miss the point: a lack of competition is not the issue. Read More / 23 Comments »
• This Week in the Senate By Elizabeth Rowe / August 3rd, 2009 One week before recess, the Senate discussed public transportation, Cash for Clunkers and Sotomayor. Read More / 1 Comment »
• This Week in the Senate By Elizabeth Rowe / July 26th, 2009 Harry Reid and the gang tackled hot-button issues like health care, gun rights and censorship. Read More / No Comments »
• Broadband Woes Get Streamlined Look By Tom Risen / July 24th, 2009 Improving Internet access is a priority that sets Obama apart from past administrations. Read More / No Comments »
• Congress Debates Next Move After Cheney-Approved Intelligence Omissions By Alexander Laska / July 21st, 2009 Democrats are angry about being undermined, while GOP warns action will lead to "a witch hunt." Read More / 1 Comment »
• Surgeon General Nominee Could Change Face of Position By Gabriel Debenedetti / July 20th, 2009 Health care legislation could put Regina Benjamin in the public eye more than her predecessors. Read More / No Comments »

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