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- Copenhagen’s Finale: Politics vs. Science (MoJo)
- The Ripple Effects of Unemployment in America (MoJo)
- Tony Judt on “What Is Living and What Is Dead in Social Democracy?” (New York Review of Books)
- Glass-Steagall Resurrected? (MoJo)
- US and Russia Near Deal to Cut Nuke Arsenals (NYT)
- Containment and Deterrence RE: Iran (Daniel Larison)
- Health Care Reform and the Myth of Regulation (MoJo)
- Daily Show “Resident Expert”/PC Guy John Hodgman on Goldman Sachs (GQ)
- Bill McKibben on leaked Copenhagen doc: Proposed targets won’t even get us near where we need to be. (MoJo)
- Bill Clinton weighs in on health care reform (Politico)
- With Inflation Low and Unemployment High, Bernanke Prioritizes Fighting Inflation Over Fighting Unemployment (Matt Yglesias)
- Emily Nussbaum on “When TV Became Art” (New York Magazine)
- Astronomers discover water-filled Super Earth in galaxy 40 light years away (CNN)
- Transplanted Rat Brains Could Beat Alzheimer’s (io9)
- Adventures in Stenography (MoJo)
- Lil Wayne’s Miami Beach Condo Hard to Sell Because of “Marijuana Smell” (New York Post) | Related News (The Onion)
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