John Dickerson | Slate | 7 November 2012 "In the end, Romney was right. It was all about the economy. But Americans seemed to want more than someone who cares about fixing the problem; they want someone they think cares about them. It was the empathy, stupid" Comments Michael Scherer | Time | 7 November 2012 "The time of guys sitting in a back room smoking cigars, saying 'We always buy 60 Minutes' is over. In politics, the era of big data has arrived." If you want to reach Miami-Dade women under 35, you can do that Comments Jonathan Haidt | NYT | 7 November 2012 Post-election plea for end to hyperpartisanship. Mill said that in most ideological disputes both sides were in the right in what they affirmed and wrong in what they denied. Challenges loom. Who'll put national over party interest? Comments Louis Menand | New Yorker | 5 November 2012 Review of Anne Applebaum's latest, "Iron Curtain". "[She] tells of a Polish man who was executed for possession of an unlicensed radio, of a printer who was sentenced to five years for a typographical error in an obituary of Stalin" Comments Wen Stephenson | Phoenix | 31 October 2012 Journalist denounces colleagues' failure to tell truth about climate change. "What I'm talking about is your failure to cover the climate crisis as a crisis, one in which countless millions, even billions, of lives are at stake" Comments Meghan Rosen | Science News | 2 November 2012 Computers used to fill whole rooms; then they sat on desks; now they're in the palm of your hand. Joining them to the body is "the next logical step", says Princeton researcher Michael McAlpine. "People are going to be bionic" Comments | 
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