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Politicians are exposed in “Game Change,” Mark Halperin and John Heilemann’s juicy amalgam of White House gossip and scandalous stories.
Published less than a month after his death, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy’s memoir, “True Compass” pays homage to the family and political life he loved.
Jonathan Lethem pens a hilarious cultural satire that captures, with brilliance and wit, the essence of New York.
New York Times reporter Joyce Purnick paints a complicated, in-depth portrait of New York City’s 108th mayor in her telling biography, "Mike Bloomberg."
Barack Obama made social media history by becoming the first United States president to use Twitter.
Two recent, high-profile interruptions — in Congress and at the VMAs — converge in this short-but-funny mash-up video
Videos of Hillary Clinton don't usually go viral, but then again, Hillary doesn't lose her cool very often.
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Politico brings new depth and energy to political journalism with constantly updated news from the most connected reporters in the game.
Web journalism continues to evolve, and if you want to see that evolution in action, you’ll start reading Slate, a publication that’s fun, literary and thoughtful.
