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What they’re sayin’ over at Jesus General- Corporate America, Corporatizing America
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- Ensign to put off wearing "big boy pants" until he reaches 60
- Let's put a little white chocolate Lester Maddox in next year's Easter basket
- Hitler, Darwin, and Sasquatch
- Keepin' the rich, white, Christian man down with political correctness
- Sarah Palin Clarifies Reasons for Resignation
- Sarah Supports Partial-Term Abortion
- What’ they’re sayin’ over at Think Progress
- Holder ‘leaning toward appointing a prosecutor to investigate’ Bush admin’s torture policies.
- Inspectors General Confirm Bush Admin Carried Out Massive Illegal Surveillance, More Than Previously Known
- Rove digs in: Obama trying ‘to avoid oversight’ by appointing czars.
- Former Bush ‘domestic policy czar’ Karl Rove now rips czars as a ‘giant expansion of presidential power.’
- Rep. Paul Broun claims the public option ‘is gonna kill people.’
- Dr. King’s SCLC moves to oust L.A. chapter president over his support for gay rights.
- David Brooks: A Republican senator put ‘his hand on my inner thigh’ for a ‘whole’ dinner party.
- GOP Rep. Introduces Bill To Deny U.S. Funding For Nobel Winning IPCC Because Of Its ‘Junk Science’
- Sanchez Breaks From ‘Blue Dog Coalition,’ Endorses Public Plan
- The Military’s ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Policy On Racism And Extremism
- What they’re sayin’ over at Truth Out
- Cheney Linked to Secrecy of CIA Program
- How Rove Said He'd Answer Siegelman Prosecution Queries
- Obama Urges "Strong, Sustainable" Governments in Africa
- CIA's History of Lying to Congress
- Big Bankers Mounting Sneak Attack on Consumers
- Closed-Door Suu Kyi Trial Resumes in Myanmar
- Suicides in US Army Rise in First Half of 2009
- Report: Bush Surveillance Program Was Massive
- Southern Poverty Law Center Urges Congress to Investigate Extremism in the Military
- Committee Votes to Reverse Global Gag Rule
- What they’re saying over at Gay News Watch
- Gay sailor gunned down on sentry duty, Navy says
- Church of England bishop says gays should 'repent'
- U.K. vows to back gay civil rights around the world
- Raid on Texas club injures man, angers gay activists
- Joint Chiefs chair vows 'measured' change on gays
- No evidence to charge gay mayor for underage sex
- Anti-gay Carrie Prejean loses Miss California crown
- Lesbian Chastity Bono transitioning to become a man
- 'American Idol' runner-up Adam Lambert comes out
- 'Pregnant man' Beatie gives birth to a second child
- What they’re sayin’ at CQ Politics
- Health Bill Now, Climate Change Later
- Look Who’s Lobbying Congress Over Luggage
- Bonior: From Capitol Hill Leader to Labor Organizer
- Political Economy: Poll Positions
- It’s All About Recruiting In North Carolina 8
- Are Conditions Right For Gas Tax Hike?
- Nuclear Arms Pact Faces Slow Go
- A Very Early Bird Running ... In 2012
- Congresswoman: Effort To Honor Michael Jackson May Take Months Or Years
- CQ Transcript: President Obama Holds News Conference After the G8 Economic Summit
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- What Nick Kristof is Sayin’
- Your Comments on Charity: Water July 12, 2009My Sunday column is focused on one man's efforts to build a new aid group, charity: water, but more broadly it's about how we can connect those who want to give with those who need the help. It's this great abyss in modern life: So many people in rich countries would like to help but [...]By Nicholas Kristof
- The G-8 and Psychic Numbing July 9, 2009My Thursday column looks at the Group of 8, its failure to meet its aid pledges made in 2005 at Gleneagles, Scotland, and the reasons why we tend not to want to help people a long way away. First, I should point out that the G8 claims it will indeed meet its pledges by 2010. [...]By Nicholas Kristof
- In Which I Apologize to Roald Dahl.... July 7, 2009Whew! I was taken aback by the reaction to my Sunday column of the Best Kids' Books - Ever. I'd never had a column achieve 1,000 comments, and that one has topped 2,350. (Worse, normally I divide comment moderation with my assistant, Natasha Yefimov. But Natasha was away for the weekend, so I spent [...]By Nicholas Kristof
- Reader Suggestions for the Best Kids' Books July 5, 2009My Sunday column offers my own list of the best children's books ever, as an inducement to summer reading - and summer reading aloud. If I had had a bit more space, I would have offered a couple more: Winnie the Pooh (the chapter of Piglet trapped in the flood is my favorite); the A [...]By Nicholas Kristof
- For July 4, Fix the Jefferson Memorial! July 4, 2009For July 4, here's a suggestion for a teensy-weensy bit of stimulus money: Correct the misquotations in the Jefferson Memorial. My eighth-grade teacher, Mr. Conover, made us all memorize a chunk of the Declaration of Independence, so I was horrified when - years later - I visited the Jefferson Memorial and saw the Declaration carved on [...]By Nicholas Kristof
- Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and War Crimes?! July 3, 2009Anybody know what on earth is happening in Liberia? The Truth and Reconciliation Commission there listed President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf as one of 52 people who should be sanctioned for committing war crimes; the implication is that she would be barred from public office. I have great respect for President Johnson Sirleaf and have no [...]By Nicholas Kristof
- When Our Brains Misjudge Risk July 2, 2009My Thursday column was inspired by watching three things: First, Congress vastly overblow the risk that Guantanamo detainees would cause problems if transferred to penitentiaries on American soil; Second, the vast underestimate of the costs of allowing our dysfunctional health system to stagger on uncorrected; Third, the underestimate of the risks of carbon […]By Nicholas Kristof
- I Survive Stephen Colbert July 2, 2009UPDATE July 2 Here's the clip of last night's appearance: The Colbert Report Mon - Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c Nicholas Kristof www.colbertnation.com Colbert Report Full Episodes Political Humor Jeff Goldblum I just taped a show for the Colbert Report - and survived (I think!). It'll air tonight at 11:30, so let me know what […]By Nicholas Kristof
- NYT Magazine Issue on Women June 30, 2009The New York Times Sunday Magazine is going to have a special issue on Aug. 23 devoted to women in the developing world. This is the first time the magazine has done something quite like this, and we're all excited here. The lead article will be an excerpt from "Half the Sky," the book that [...]By Nicholas Kristof
- Pssst! The Secrets of Journalism! June 29, 2009Youtube is starting a Reporter's Center, for which I've revealed all of journalism's secrets - which boils down to how to cover a crisis and not get shot. The center goes live in the wee hours Monday morning, and I'm looking forward to seeing what colleagues in the news biz have done for it. You [...]By Nicholas Kristof
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