Michael Grunwald

The Chicken Littles Were Wrong. But Americans Still Think the Sky Is Falling.

Why We Just Might Avoid a Climate Catastrophe

The Real Silver Lining of the Absurd AIG Lawsuit

Why We Just Might Avoid a Climate Catastrophe

By Michael Grunwald | Oct. 9, 2014

The Real Silver Lining of the Absurd AIG Lawsuit

By Michael Grunwald | Oct. 6, 2014

The Real Truth About the Wall Street Bailouts

By Michael Grunwald | Sept. 30, 2014

Sometimes the Government Puts Money in Our Pockets

By Michael Grunwald | Sept. 28, 2014

The Case for Staying Connected

By Michael Grunwald | Sept. 18, 2014

The Fed Is Staying the Course, and That’s Great

By Michael Grunwald | Sept. 17, 2014

Michael Grunwald

Michael Grunwald is TIME's senior national correspondent. Before coming to TIME, he spent nearly a decade at the Washington Post, where he served as a congressional correspondent, New York bureau chief, essayist and national investigative reporter. Grunwald has also written for the Boston Globe, The New Republic and Slate among many other publications, and is the recipient of the George Polk Award for national reporting, the Worth Bingham Prize for investigative reporting and the Society of Environmental Journalists award for in-depth reporting. Raised in Greenvale, N.Y., Grunwald holds a B.A. from Harvard College. He lives in Miami.

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Michael Grunwald

The Chicken Littles Were Wrong. But Americans Still Think the Sky Is Falling.

Why We Just Might Avoid a Climate Catastrophe

The Real Silver Lining of the Absurd AIG Lawsuit

Why We Just Might Avoid a Climate Catastrophe

The Real Silver Lining of the Absurd AIG Lawsuit

Charlotte Clinton Mezvinsky

The Real Truth About the Wall Street Bailouts

Sometimes the Government Puts Money in Our Pockets

The Politics of Nothing

The Case for Staying Connected

The Fed Is Staying the Course, and That’s Great

The Second Age of Reason