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Latest Scientific Study Finds Santa's a Public Health Menace

Giving the Christmas kill-joys a taste of their own medicine.

Media Go Easy on Obama As He Reinvents, Extends TARP to Weeks before Midterm Elections

Network news shows barely report criticism of 'slush fund' tactics, although they criticized Paulson for 'bait-and-switch' in 2008.

Presenting the Times Watch Quotes of Note 2009 Worst Quotes of the Year

We've compiled the absolutely most biased quotes that appeared in the Times in 2009, and picked the "winners" for the Times Quote of the Year.

Sam Elliott Blames Catholic Church for Shelving 'Golden Compass' Sequel

Actor says religious pressure, not quality or audience, did in series.

Christmas 2009: Oh Come All Ye Faithless

From naked gay pageants to Astroturf trees, it's a tough year for Christmas traditionalists.

Farewell Tour for Environmental Reporter (And Eco-Activist Songwriter) Andrew Revkin

During his tenure with the Times, Revkin stayed well within the bounds of liberal conventional wisdom on environmental issues like global warming and population. Today, we send him off with a song.

Weak: Keith Olbermann, Jon Stewart Attack Inhofe's Climate Skepticism

'Countdown' host cites 'rightwards' leaning AP; 'Daily Show' host derides Senator's 'hoax' proclamation.

Just What the Country Needs: Professor 'Shining a Marxist Light' on Financial Crisis

At last, something relevant is being taught in college: "Sidney Plotkin, a professor of political science at Vassar College...began a new section of the course by exploring the housing bubble and ...

Quote of the Day: Harry Reid's Bling?

David Herszenhorn sees Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's outsized Democratic majority as "a chain around Mr. Reid's neck..."

Frank Rich, Still Searching for Political Relevance

And you thought "Up in the Air" was just holiday entertainment. Frank Rich tells us it's actually "using the power of pop culture to salve national wounds that continue to fester in the real world."
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