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Thomas Friedman writes in The New York Times: So Graham’s approach to bringing around his conservative state has been simple: avoid talking about “climate change,” which many on the right don’t believe. Instead, frame our energy challenge as a need to “clean up carbon pollution,” to “become energy independent” and to “create more good jobs and new industries for South Carolinians.” More

Worries over the future population of local snapper and grouper have resulted in no-catch restrictions for the next several months. This pinch on the cullinary and fishing sectors of Charleston has been highlighted by Christine Muhlke for The New York Times. More

Charleston travelers may want to leave a little earlier for Charleston International Airport after the failed Christmas Day attempt to blow up an international flight bound for Detroit. More

Ryan Parker, a senior at the College of Charleston majoring in math and statistics, has a very interesting post that was recently published in the New York Times N.B.A. Blog. More

Following on the heels of news that South Carolina proved to be very quotable in 2009, The New York Times has published a piece that takes a glossary stab at finding out the last time South Carolina was so in the spotlight. More

The New York Times recently published a great bit of investigative reporting about how ineffective the Clean Water Act has proven. More

Restoration versus preservation: it's a bit like a historical novel versus a history book. More

While Gov. Mark Sanford and Rep. Joe Wilson dominate news cycles, a question emerges: Are they recent cultural oddities or a more chronic condition of South Carolina politicians? More