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America Is a Center-Left Country No Matter How Much the Corporate Media Say Otherwise By Joshua Holland, AlterNet Outside of a few social issues, Americans are firmly in the progressive camp, but that hasn't prevented a lot of bloviating to the contrary. Read more »   Reduce Your Carbon Footprint & Help Local Communities With NativeEnergy carbon offsets, you can help build renewable & energy efficiency projects that reduce greenhouse gases. Our projects also benefit Native Americans, local communities, and family farmers. Join us and get a one-year subscription to National Geographic Magazine for free -- learn more now!     The Energy Challenge of Our Lifetime By Michael T. Klare, Tomdispatch.com Of all the challenges facing President Obama, none is likely to prove as daunting, or important to the future of this nation, as that of energy. Read more »   The Top Ten Power Brokers of the Religious Right By Rob Boston, Church & State Magazine You might have heard of Pat Robertson and James Dobson, but they're just the tip of the iceberg. Read more »   Sayonara, Sarah Palin By Katha Pollitt, The Nation God's gift to journalism -- and to feminism. Read more »   Eight Ways Obama Can Make Change Immediately By Allan Hunt Badiner, AlterNet A plan for less controversial and yet significant changes is possible right now. Read more »   Obama's First 100 Days in the White House By Katrina vanden Heuvel, TheNation.com Obama needs to be bold with the challenges he faces: a cratering economy, broken healthcare system, two wars, poverty and inequality and much more. Read more »   5 Ways to Spend Your Organic Food Dollars Wisely By Sloan Barnett, Huffington Post The economy is making us all second-guess every purchase we make -- including what we eat. Read more »   CNN's Election Night 3-D Holograms Channel Princess Leia and Obi Wan By Martin Young, Asia Times The news giant wowed viewers with its holographic projection technology which "beamed" reporters into the studio in true Star Wars fashion. Read more »   Waiting to Die: The Cruel Phenomenon of "Death Row Syndrome" By Michael J. Carter, IPS News As prisoners across the country spend decades awaiting execution, the psychological effects are devastating. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     With 220-Vote Lead, Norm Coleman Trying to Keep Ballots from Being Counted By AlterNet Staff, AlterNet The results of the Minnesota Senate race pitting the incumbent against Al Franken are close enough to trigger a recount. Read more »   In Alaska, Stevens-Begich Race is Far From Over By Lindsay Beyerstein, Majikthise Stevens currently holds a tiny lead, but there are quite a large number of ballots yet to be counted. Read more »   Secret Service: Sarah Palin's Rhetoric Led to Spike in Death Threats Against Obama By Joshua Holland, AlterNet News of the obvious ... Read more »

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Is the GOP Looking to Newt Gingrich? By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly After Tuesday's embarrassing rout, Republicans need a Moses to lead them out of the political wilderness. Read more »   Secret Service: Sarah Palin's Rhetoric Led to Spike in Death Threats Against Obama By Joshua Holland, AlterNet News of the obvious ... Read more »   On Iran and Obama, Battle Lines Being Drawn By Robert Dreyfuss, The Nation Everyone has an opinion on how Obama should respond to Ahmadinejad's post-election overture. Read more »   In Alaska, Stevens-Begich Race is Far From Over By Lindsay Beyerstein, Majikthise Stevens currently holds a tiny lead, but there are quite a large number of ballots yet to be counted. Read more »   Will.i.am: "It's A New Day" By Staff, CitizenTube The "Yes We Can" artist's first music video since the election. Read more »   My Shameful Confession: I Owe Bush Everything By Tom Degan, The Rant This imbecilic little man has given me a direction and a purpose that I had previously been lacking. Read more »   Another Election Victory: Anti-Muslim Rep Goes Down in VA By John Nichols, The Nation Virgil Goode, the creepy congressman who launched an ugly campaign following the election of Muslim Rep. Keith Ellison, was defeated Tuesday. Read more »   A Sexual Rights Agenda By Marty Klein, Sexual Intelligence Here's what Obama should do to protect sexual rights. Read more »   International Observers Give 2008 Election a Passing Grade By Steven Rosenfeld A report by the international election observers finds well-known problems, but approves of Tuesday's vote. Read more »   With 220-Vote Lead, Norm Coleman Trying to Keep Ballots from Being Counted By AlterNet Staff, AlterNet The results of the Minnesota Senate race pitting the incumbent against Al Franken are close enough to trigger a recount. Read more »   Obama Victory Boosts Gun Sales By Steven Rosenfeld According to Reuters, the Democratic victory on Tuesday is boosting gun sales in parts of the country that are fearful of new gun control laws. Read more »

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