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Noah Feldman
Islamists’ Victory in Tunisia a Win for Democracy: Noah Feldman
It’s official: The Islamists have won the Arab Spring. And the result was as inevitable as it is promising. READ MORE
Mark Buchanan
Credit-Default Swap Risk Bomb Is Wired to Explode: Mark Buchanan
The European sovereign debt crisis stands as the latest in a long line of similar crises. Argentina in 2001. Russia in... READ MORE
Albert R. Hunt
Obama Deprives Republicans of Foreign-Policy Cudgel: Albert Hunt
President Barack Obama’s foreign policy successes -- most recently, the toppling of the Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi... READ MORE
Jonathan Alter
Obama Miracle is White House Free of Scandal: Jonathan Alter
President Barack Obama goes into the 2012 with a weak economy that may doom his reelection. But he has one asset that... READ MORE
Caroline Baum
Fed Is Willing to Gamble on Short-Run Trade-Off: Caroline Baum
Economists may not see eye to eye on much, but over the years I’ve found a few core concepts on which all but the most... READ MORE
Susan Crawford
Political Ad Funders Must Not Dodge Scrutiny: Susan Crawford
Thanks to the Supreme Court’s decision last year to allow corporations and unions to make unlimited campaign... READ MORE
Michael Kinsley
Reagan, Not the Left, Started Partisan Fires: Michael Kinsley
The grown-ups (i.e., voters) will tell you, of course, that they don’t care who started it: They want it to stop. But... READ MORE
Daniel Kahneman
Bias, Blindness and How We Truly Think (Pt 4): Kahneman
Early in the days of my work on the measurement of experience, I saw Verdi’s opera “La Traviata.” Known for its gorgeous... READ MORE
Ezra Klein
Romney’s Two Faces Could Produce a Winner’s Smile: Ezra Klein
In the 2008 presidential campaign, Team Obama prided itself on its facility for “political jujitsu” -- the art of... READ MORE
Stephen L. Carter
Let He Who Lobbed No Missiles Judge Libya Rebels: Stephen Carter
On the day Muammar Qaddafi died, a French warplane and an American drone attacked the convoy in which he was trying to... READ MORE
Daniel Kahneman
Bias, Blindness and How We Truly Think (Part 3): Daniel Kahneman
Take a look at the photos of two pairs of eyes, and take note: Your heartbeat accelerated when you looked at the... READ MORE
Nathan Myhrvold
Energy Revolution Keeps Carbon on Top: Myhrvold
A remarkable thing happened in Silicon Valley during the past decade. Venture capitalists and entrepreneurs set their... READ MORE