Why can’t Republicans agree on green policy? REPUBLICANS had a complicated relationship with the environmental … alienated some conservative Republicans and the anti-green lobby in Washington. Post-Bush, Politico

Politico – The president’s attempt at clarity creates confusion and political vulnerability over an issue that has inflamed both the left and More: (Politico)”> (Politico)”>Obama muddles torture message (Politico)

ADOTAS — As content providers scramble for every penny they can find, … , it is a group publishers including Reuters, the Magazine Publishers of America, and Politico

Hugh Pickens writes “Erick Schonfeld has an interesting story in TechCrunch about a consortium of publishers including Reuters, the Magazine Publishers of America, and Politico that plans to take a new approach towards the proliferation of splogs Click here to read more

Class rage at the New York Times ! While the paper is on a ride straight to no-money hell , the execs are still getting paid big bucks . The NYT’s not living up to its editorial page! And rightly so, because can you imagine how preachy things would get with Andy Rosenthal running your business? The cognitive dissonance is real, though

Obama’s Secret Plan  April 22, 2009   In which we speculate that perhaps Obama has a secret plan to discredit the investment banker cabal and thus undermine their vast political power and reach. (Note new readers’ essays below: “Madoffing the U.S. Financial System” and “Why We Are the Way We Are”.)

Last January the conflict in North Kivu shifted once again with the arrest of CNDP rebel group leader Laurent Nkunda in Rwanda and the entry of the Rwandan national army (RDF) into the DR Congo to root out the FDLR rebel group in joint operations with the national Congolese army (FARDC)

Erick Schonfeld submits: As newspapers and other publishers watch their revenues diminish, … , the Magazine Publishers of America, and Politico are taking a more measured approach, but one which

Politico emocrats are confident that Al Franken will prevail in the Minnesota Supreme Court appeal, but they’re still hedging a bit on whether a high court victory means Franken could quickly

Politico : “The Democratic Party is seizing on the current high profile of past GOP figures — from former House Speaker Newt Gingrich to former Vice President Dick Cheney — to diminish the present