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''ThinkProgress'' is an American political news blog. It is a project of the Center for American Progress, a progressive public policy research and advocacy organization. The blog is edited by Judd Legum, who founded it in 2005. Since a 2011 re-design, the blog operates a number of sections, including climate, economy, health, justice, LGBT, security and culture.〔
==History==
ThinkProgress was founded in 2005 by editor Judd Legum, a lawyer.〔Beaujon, Andrew. ("How ThinkProgress became 'real competition for scoops'" ), Poynter.org, April 7, 2014〕 It was edited by Faiz Shakir from 2007 to 2012, when he became Nancy Pelosi's Director of New Media, and Legum returned.〔 It included a daily newsletter that contained a recap and analysis of major political news and the blog ''Wonk Room'', which was published until 2011. In that year, the site was redesigned to offer separate blog sections, organized by subject matter, and consolidated other CAP blogs, including ClimateProgress, founded by Joseph J. Romm.〔Shakir, Faiz. ("Welcome To Your New ThinkProgress" ), ''ThinkProgress'', May 31, 2011, accessed November 6, 2015〕
According to About.com, ''ThinkProgress'' "is frequently ranked amongst the top five most popular blogs on Technorati."〔Moreau, Elise. ("Top 10 Most Popular Blogs" ), ''About Tech'', 2011〕 In September 2015, the staff of ''ThinkProgress'' unionized with the Writers Guild of America, East. Previous staffers who went on to write for other media outlets include: Alyssa Rosenberg and Andrea Peterson joined ''The Washington Post'', Matthew Yglesias moved to ''Slate'' and then Vox, Zaid Jilani writes for various media, and Nico Pitney and Amanda Terkel joined ''The Huffington Post''.〔
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