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William F. Buckley Jr., 82, Dies
() William F. Buckley Jr., who marshaled polysyllabic exuberance, arched eyebrows and a refined, perspicacious mind to ...Posted by Bill Mitchell -
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What Clicks With Voters Online
() Who's the most popular candidate online? All the presidential candidates are campaigning online. They all have Web ...Posted by Bill Mitchell
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Your listening post for the 2008 Presidential Election
() Welcome to Wonkosphere, the best place to keep a finger on the pulse of the 2008 Presidential election. We use ...Posted by Bill Mitchell -
The Great Turtle Race
() Eleven leatherback turtles competed in The Great Turtle Race from April 16 - 19. The race was organized to raise ...Posted by Ellyn M Angelotti
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NPR CEO Ken Stern Forced Out
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Gossip sites push Web 'anonymity' to fore
() From Wikileaks to JuicyCampus, new outlets for unattributed comments affect the way we view information.Posted by Rory O'Connor -
Should Newspapers Still Be Taking Sides?
() I confess that I've never quite understood why newspapers endorse presidential candidates. Sure, I know the history ...Posted by Beth Wellington
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Guess What? Obama Is Winning Texas
() When the media proclaimed Clinton the victor in Texas, the caucus results were simply not part of the equation. But ...Posted by Dwight Rousu
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