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Krugman: Obama Supporters Are Like Nixon

Columnist Paul Krugman alienates his liberal allies: "I'm not the first to point out that the Obama campaign seems dangerously close to becoming a cult of personality."

Turning Fool's Gold Into the Real Thing

Despite his short-term pledge of support, soon-to-be father McConaughey is telegraphing the message that he might or might not be around for the long haul.

It's a Wrap! Hollywood Writers to Vote on Ending Strike Today

So much for the culture's reprieve from the nightly assault on traditional values delivered by fresh-off-the-keyboard television shows.

"Relentless" Bush's "Assault" on Democrats at CPAC?

The thin-skinned Times calls Bush's mild words in his speech at a conservative conference an "assault."

ABC: Housing Crisis Leading People to Burn Down Their Homes

Segment portrays home borrowers nearing foreclosure as high-risk for arson with extreme statements.

Nicholas Confessore on the GOP's Self-Important Conservative "Kingmakers"

Liberal magazine writer turned Times reporter writes on conservative activists: "They still see themselves as indispensable kingmakers without whom no Republican can win the nomination, let alone ...

Times Emphasizes Emotional Reactions of Conservatives to McCain's Speech

The paper's coverage of Mitt Romney since Thanksgiving was more negative than positive by a ratio of over 3-1. John McCain? 25-1 positive.

"Talk Radio's Leading Gasbag"

Another former Times reporter, Timothy Egan (pictured), unleashes on Mitt Romney and Rush Limbaugh.

$168-Billion Stimulus 'Too Little, Too Late,' Says Burnett on NBC

CNBC's Burnett questions whether bigger-than-expected stimulus package is enough to spark a slowly growing economy.