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Why public companies should have public tax returns
Every investigative journalist occasionally dreams of what she might be able to do with monster resources and subpoena power. The answer looks something like Carl Levin.
Party opinion usurps public opinion
Elections today are less and less about persuasion and more and more about mobilization.
What was James Rosen thinking?
Did Rosen get caught and get his source in trouble because he practiced poor journalistic tradecraft?
Conservatives versus the GOP
With Bush Revisionism in full flower, the movement conservatives and the Tea Party will have to slug it out again with the GOP establishment.
For Russia, Syria is not in the Middle East
Moscow considers Syria different from its other allies in the Middle East because the outcome affects Russia's core strategic interests – including its global naval strategy and energy exports.
How technology redefines norms
Jeff Jarvis reprints the clip above, in an article dismissing the privacy concerns surrounding Google Glass.
UK should get on front foot with City
Britain has been playing a defensive game in response to the barrage of misguided financial rules from Brussels. It now needs to sell the City as part of the solution to Europe's problems. The opportunity is huge. It could even help keep Britain in the EU.MOST COMMENTED
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