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Climate change is cleaving the GOP in two
Geoff Dembicki
An emerging faction of Republicans thinks the party should adopt a British Columbia-style tax on carbon
Syria resolution passes Senate committee
Natasha Lennard
The resolution for a purportedly limited war will go to the full Senate for a vote next week
Putin on Syria: “We have our plans”
Associated Press
The Russian president says he hasn't excluded possibility of back a U.N. resolution on punitive military strikes
Ban Ki-Moon warns against Syria strike
Associated Press
The U.N. chief says a missile attacks could prompt further turmoil
Obama wins House leaders’ support on Syria
Associated Press
President now confident he'll get Congressional go ahead to launch strikes
Why are the Clintons so obnoxious on Twitter?
Daniel D'Addario
Bill and Hillary Clinton can't stop tweeting at celebrities about how great Bill and Hillary Clinton are
4 essential questions before we rush to war
David Sirota
Before deciding how the U.S. should address the human atrocity in Syria, here are the moral questions at stake
How Katy Perry can thwart GOP obstruction
Brian Beutler
How do you market the biggest initiative of a presidency if lawmakers won't give you any money to get the word out?
Israel and U.S. conduct joint missile test
Associated Press
As Obama seeks Congressional support, test strikes show keenness to act
Assad: Syria “capable of confronting any external aggression”
Albert Aji, Karin Laub
Assad projected confidence on Sunday as Obama predicted he will obtain congressional backing for military action
Debate begins on question of a military strike on Syria
Laurie Kellman
The debate is on as Congress begins considering President Obama's request that they authorize military action
Obama decides to take military action against Syria
Associated Press
The president said he will seek Congressional approval before acting
Can this man save Obama’s legacy?
Ross Barkan
Steve Israel's working to win back a Democratic congress. The odds are long, but the president's agenda is at stake
Syrian civilians stock up in fear of U.S.-led attack
Associated Press
As attacks from U.S. and France seem likely, Syrians ready themselves with food and candle supplies
No one wants it, but we’ll have a little war anyway
Alex Pareene
Britain won't be joining a strike against Syria and huge majorities of Americans oppose it. It doesn't matter
Why sex with presidents is so hot right now
Amy Odell
"Scandal" and new book "The First Affair" feature heroines who sleep with the POTUS. A reaction to "having it all"?
Britain votes against military action in Syria
Julie Pace
Obama's advisers say the president would be willing to retaliate against the Assad regime on his own
The antiwar caucus, back together
Natasha Lennard
Congress members who opposed Iraq War reunite to decry Syria incursion without Congressional approval
AP sources: Intelligence on weapons no ‘slam dunk’
Matt Apuzzo, Kimberly Dozier
The complicated picture raises questions about how the administration should respond
Nastiest responses to today’s March on Washington
Alex Halperin
Conservatives trash the "I Have a Dream" anniversary event but claim the legacy of MLK
The right’s outrageous MLK ignorance
Joan Walsh
Conservatives had to forget who he was, then misrepresent and disrespect him, before they could remember him
Aims of US attack on Syria remain undefined
Associated Press
A punitive attack over the use of chemical weapons bring in a host of political considerations
Syria’s agony, Washington’s quandary
Jean MacKenzie
The international community is poised to act in Syria. But will it do any good?
Syria regime vows to defend itself
Associated Press
As U.S. military intervention looks more likely, Assad regime says it will use "all means available"
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