I didn't plan my trip to London to overlap with President Bush's, but that's how it worked out. My reception has been decidedly less chilly than the one afforded Bush. Read More
TIME Wants You to Ask Me a Question Time Magazine has asked me to take part in its 10 Questions feature. It would be fun to see how many of the questions Time picks are from HuffPosters. Read More
John McCain: The Second Coming of Bob Dole If McCain continues to embrace the GOP message, he's going to meet the same fate as Bob Dole. On the bright side, I'm sure those Viagra commercials paid pretty well. Read More
London Calling: the 24/7 Guardian, the BBC Empire, and Blogging with a British Accent
With a blinding white light, a loud bang and a puff of wig powder, Vlad Rudy Giuliani has emerged from the netherworld of GOP politics shamelessly trying to frighten Americans into voting for a Republican presidential candidate again.
It is vital for the U.S. to lead, but not dominate in making globalization more equitable and more environmentally friendly within our borders and for the entire world. Obama understands this challenge.
Matt Taibbi: "I think there was a lot of real anger there and I got caught up in that, I think unfairly because I'm not a misogynist, I'm a misanthrope."
For all his reliance on social science research, in The Dumbest Generation Mark Bauerlein doesn't present any evidence to justify his assertion that this generation is the dumbest in American history.
What McCain and Bush are not saying is how their friends at the oil companies are sitting on -- get this -- 68 million acres of unused land leased to them by the American taxpayer.
The idea of linking Obama's troop withdrawal plan to the Iranian position in Iraq makes no sense objectively, but it is the logical political response by those who led the United States into a disastrous war.
Even still-enamored journalists cannot fail to notice that it would be difficult to find a candidate less suited for the times or the office than McCain right now.
Tim Russert was one of the few remaining reporters who adhered to the norms of adversarial journalism without resorting to partisan journalism.
If all it takes is a little pain at the pump for Crist to throw in the eco-towel, then it's obvious that what passes for his and McCain's "environmentalism" is a quarter-inch deep.
After Europe, the president should get back on Air Force One and take a US farewell tour -- he can try telling Americans it's all been one big misunderstanding as well. Here are a few suggested stops.
While the world has been focused on the miracle of Chinese growth, the war in Iraq and terrorism, Japan has been engaging in a quiet revolution -- the energy efficient technologies of the future.
Hillary had worked so hard to build up an impenetrable wall of toughness around herself that she was afraid that a spread in Vogue would bring that crumbling down around her.
