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These Republicans need to be put in their place about Barack Obama's birth certificate, the "cult" thing, and our completely justified criticism of George W. Bush.

When a man sounding extremely like Barack Obama called a Florida congresswoman Wednesday, she assumed it was a prank call. Rep. Ilena Ros-Lehtinene, a Republican, got a call from the President-elect, didn't believe it was him, and hung up on him.

Are you up at night, worrying about how you are going to keep your home? Maybe you owe more than your house is worth and need a new start? Or you're unable to get a new loan because your credit is bad? Maybe you're in 30, 60 or even 90 days past due on yo

Former NY Gov. Eliot Sptizer will pen a bi-monthly column for Slate.com, focusing on government, regulation, and finance.

Politicker.com, a leading online political news network which operates 17 political news websites across the country, has switched managed hosting providers, leaving Amazon EC2 for Voxel dot Net.

The strain of the long campaign and a frenetic transition period is beginning to wear on the face of President-elect Barack Obama, who has developed a facial tic under his right eye.

At this early stage in Obama's appointments process, there is a trickle of disappointment running through the Latino community. Obama promised hope and change, and Hispanics hoped for the usual two Latinos in the Cabinet. And heck, why not three or four?

The Clintons are like a bad rash that no medicine you swallow, or ointment you rub on it, can make go away. Like an addict lusting after the next fix they seem to be willing to go to any lengths to maintain a place for themselves near the center of power.

At a time when these young people are defending our country and its free institutions, the least we at home can do is to make sure that they are able to enjoy the rights they are being asked to fight to preserve.

Adm. Michael Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, went unarmed into his first meeting with the new commander in chief -- no aides, no PowerPoint presentation, no briefing books. Summoned nine days ago to President-elect Barack Obama's Chicag