Thomas Friedman’s position at the New York Times comprimises the intellectual integrity of the paper

A conversation with Eric Harms of independent mp3 store Apollo Audio

Why Obama’s appeal continues to wane, even among die-hard Dems

Why immigration is the bellwether issue for judging the potential progressive trajectory of liberal politics today

Liberals could all use a lesson on how to bring our theories of equality to fruition; bring the union voices to the fore and create a dialogue between the policy wonks and the workers

(Or at least the opening ceremony.) The Beijing Olympics provides a rare moment of consideration for China’s human rights abuses

The discussion of Campaign Finance should be at the forefront of the contest between Barack Obama and John McCain.

What the antiwar movement needs is a common vision that threads the voices and factions together to effect change.

America is still at war. We have to do more than talk and sign online petitions to nowhere.

Remembering Eve Carson and the message it should send to Washington

Barack Obama’s brand of unifying change finds him cozying up to conservative interests

Progressive whipping boy Ralph Nader still poses a threat to corporate Democrats