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WASHINGTON — The House Energy and Commerce Committee, splitting largely along party lines, approved on Thursday the most ambitious energy and global warming legislation ever debated in Congress.

PAGE A12 CLIMATE BILL CLEARS PANEL The House Energy and Commerce Committee approved the most ambitious energy and global warming legislation ever debated in Congress.

Anyone who's ever debated a shopping list or plans for a night out over text knows how it can suck the humanity out of what would be pleasant in person.

Anyone who's ever debated their conservative uncle (or maybe their liberal niece-or-nephew) is familiar with this problem: which is more efficient, the government, or the free market?

(Indeed, surveys consistently show that people who believe in conspiracy theories are paradoxically far more informed about an issue than those who don't. If you've ever debated a climate-change denier, you've seen this phenomenon firsthand).

Serving in the state legislature in Illinois and just two years in the United States Senate before running for the presidency, President Obama hardly ever debated trade or voted on trade.

Barack Obama delivered his strongest ever debate performance on Tuesday night to deny John McCain a comeback in his faltering presidential campaign.

The Times details how the attorney general unilaterally expanded the NSA's power in some instances and went to the secret Fisa court to get approval for others, all without ever debating the expansion in public.

How often does Limbaugh ever debate anyone in real time or allow liberals on air?

If you're ever debating whether it's a sweats kind of day, follow our flowchart below to determine whether or not they are an appropriate choice.

"If we do this, 20 years from now we'll look back and wonder why we ever even debated it," he said.