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LinkedIn members who work in the energy sector will have the option to receive relevant, targeted Times stories, on NYTimes.com, which cover the energy business.
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Interesting take by Roll Call cartoonist R.J. Matson.
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There are wrong ways to dismiss someone. But is there really a right way to do it?
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The GOP wants you to help it figure out its party platform. Today, the Republican Platform Committee launched a site to gather comments and policy suggestions directly from the party faithful (and anyone else willing to give up their e-mail address).
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Fannie has been able to purchase political immunity for decades by disguising its vast profit-making machine in the cloak of “affordable housing.” To be more precise, Fan and Fred have been protected by an alliance of Capitol Hill and Wall Street.
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Using Frankie Valli’s 1960s love song, “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You,” as the soundtrack, the campaign on Tuesday took a direct aim in a new Web video at what it called the media’s “bizarre fascination with Barack Obama.”
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In a nation that holds itself up as a citadel of free enterprise, the government has transformed from a reliable guarantor into effectively the only lender for millions of Americans engaged in the largest transactions of their lives.
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He has been making a series of verbal slips—invariably described as “gaffes”—which are starting to ricochet from liberal blogs to the mainstream media. And fairly or not, some critics are suggesting the 71-year-old Republican candidate is showing his
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What makes this more than a gimmick is that by prompting a vote on the favorite audio track, folks are motivated to watch the video not once, but twice. Steve Schmidt’s reputation for hammering a message home through repetition is well-earned.
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Military commanders had only to read the law to see that Congress wasn’t serious about protecting gay service members. The law’s text is a tissue of barely disguised bigotry.
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