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Reuters/The Atlantic The Fanfictionalization of Politics
People have always imposed their own narratives on politicians, but today the narratives are weirder than ever.
Getty Images Know Who Else Is Ready for Hillary? Republicans
Democrats adore Clinton, but the deep dislike for her on the other side of the aisle means 2016 could be one of the most polarizing presidential contests ever.
Reuters The Mysterious Surge of Higher-Income Obamacare Enrollees
Only 40 percent of those getting cleared to sign up through the exchanges so far are eligible for subsidies, far short of the 90 percent predicted.
Getty Images The Obama 'Selfie' Photog Speaks: 'Photos Can Lie'
The journalist who snapped the picture seen 'round the world says everyone's getting the story wrong.
AFP/Getty Images The Sexist Hype Around the Obamas and Helle Thorning-Schmidt
The toxic effect of a pervasive expectation about how female political leaders ought to look
AFP/Getty Images When Jimmy Carter Was the Computer-Driven Candidate
The Georgia Democrat's campaign used email a few times a day in late 1976.
Reuters It Doesn't Matter If Most Millennials Are Skeptical of Obamacare
The exchanges don't need that many young people to sign up in order to get off to a good start.
Reuters The Social Science Behind Obama's Economic-Mobility Speech
Robert Putnam, of Bowling Alone fame, has been arguing since 2012 for one approach the president took yesterday.
Kevin Lamarque/Reuters Why Millennials Fell Out of Love With Obama
The economy, the Edward Snowden revelations, and the Affordable Care Act have all stressed the president's relationship with young Americans.
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