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Who Runs Gov offers a unique look at the world of Washington through its key players and personalities. Our site will feature profiles of a select group of government officials, including members of the new presidential administration, legislators, senior Congressional aides and committee staff, and experts at think tanks and interest groups who influence how policy is made. Each profile focuses o...   Read More >>

Think Progress is a project of the Center for American Progress Action Fund. The Center for American Progress Action Fund is a nonpartisan organization. Through this blog, CAPAF seeks to provide a forum that advances progressive ideas and policies.

ThinkProgress was voted “Best Liberal Blog” in the 2006 Weblog Awards. It was also named best blog of 2008 by The Sidney Hillman Foundation, re...   Read More >>

PolitickerNJ.com is a virtual watercooler for the state’s political elite – officeholders, news makers, staff, party leaders, fundraisers, journalists, government employees, interest groups and policy wonks. It’s a necessary daily stop for politically minded web surfers.

Since our launch on February 1, 2000, PoliticsNJ.com, now PolitickerNJ.com, has become a fixture of politics and government in New Jersey for people who want current and reliable information about campaigns, elections and politicians in New Jersey. Under the ownership of...   Read More >>

While DiversityInc.com isn't really a political website, it is at the top of The LaRuelist Report's favorites because it manages so well the politics of diversity and its impact on our society. This website is full of commentaries, research, blogs, and seminar that makes it worth the while for Internet surfers to check in on a regular basis.

Below is the description of this wonderful medium.Read More >>

The Huffington Post, one of The LaRuelist favorites, has been up and running since 2005. This site, founded by Arianna Huffington and Kenneth Lerer, publishes articles on politics, business news, entertainment, and current events.

Nothing becomes stale or "yesterday's news" on Huffington Post. Most of their materials are in real time with plenty of opportunity for consumer reaction...   Read More >>

iReport.com is a user-generated site. That means the stories submitted by users are not edited, fact- checked or screened before they post. Only the stories marked "On CNN" have been vetted by CNN for use in CNN's global news coverage.

Lots of people argue about what constitutes news. But, really, it's just something that happens someplace to someone. Whether that something is news...   Read More >>

FactCheck.org is one those political websites where all of the rumors...founded and unfounded...can be checked out for their validity. LaRuelist.com has found this website to be an invaluable tool in learning more about political candidates and public policy that is circulated in the media and on the Internet. Below is FactCheck.org's description of who they are and how they're funded:

About FactCheck.org Our Mission

We are a nonpartisan, nonprofit "consumer advocate" for voters that aims to reduce the level...   Read More >>