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It's 'common sense' – or is it? The politics of Obama's new favorite phrase.
Politicians from the president to the tea party use the rhetoric of 'common sense' to support their thinking on key issues. But is the phrase really telling us anything at all?
The Vote Who coined the name 'United States of America'? Mystery gets new twist.
Chapter & Verse 88 books that shaped America
The Monitor's View What's right in this picture? A Chinese dissident in US custody
The Vote Who is Saul Alinsky, and why is Newt Gingrich so obsessed with him?
Christopher Hitchens was militant pundit and humanist
Was the most fervent believer in intellectual property rights an IP thief?
A pair of killer true-crime books
Classic Review: 1776
Prince William and Kate Middleton and the future of the royal brand
Opinion If we can require driver's ed for teens, then why not voter's ed?
Banned Books Week: Let's not forget the writers
"A Pledge to America": the latest in a long line of political protest pamphlets
Election tech: Upstarts like 'tea party' have an edge
In Pictures Apollo 11 went to the moon
Our Founding Fathers' thoughts on the Supreme Court
Opinion Twitter doesn’t start a revolution, people do
Japanese subs found off Hawaii could have changed World War II
Classic review: 1776
IndieBound* paperback bestseller list 6/21/09
What Obama’s inaugural speech achieved – and what it didn’t
Opinion Do opinion pieces ever change your opinion?

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