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Red and Blue Americans have grown so dangerously far apart, they should be considered different ethnic groups

Why the speakers on the Republican convention’s second evening assailed Clinton—and whether it worked

Donald Trump doesn’t just admire Vladimir Putin, he emulates him. What this tells us about the Donald’s rise and how he’d rule.

There is a lot of misdirected rage in America, but the politics of anger works. And we’re starting to see it in Canada.

A new strategy for high-dollar donations troubles finance watchdogs

American voters want want compromise and results, writes John Parisella

Jamie Weinman on the gap between trusting your gut and stats

Hockey, marijuana v. IQ, sex drive, sea ice and Sarah Palin

Romney seems determined to stay the course despite a devastatingly negative ad by the Obama campaign

Theme: a U.S. conservative party hijacked by dastardly ideologues. Sound familiar?

Campus Republicans could lose funding over cupcakes

Last week’s Republican debate in New Hampshire featured a steady diet of attacks on Barack Obama. Mitt Romney said Obama had failed America. Michele Bachmann declared Obama would be a one-term president. All the candidates, evidently suffering from short memories, blamed today’s economic woes on the Obama administration. Some called his policies European in character and incompatible with American values.