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Janet Napolitano to step down
Associated Press
The Homeland Security secretary is resigning to head the University of California school system
The worst anti-Spitzer argument ever
Blake Zeff
The New York Times and others claim his candidacy is bad for democracy. An alternative scenario is far worse
Predicting the big twists in the second season of “The Newsroom”
Daniel D'Addario
The first season of Aaron Sorkin's show exploited the news for fun. Why change it up now?
Little-known government agency could overhaul the NSA
Pema Levy
Created in 2004, PCLOB helps the government balance national security efforts with civil liberties concerns
I can’t look at Amanda Bynes anymore
Mary Elizabeth Williams
From blue wig to offensive Obama tweets, the star has become a sideshow -- but there's no pleasure in watching her
House GOPer: Trusting Obama on border security is like trusting Clinton with your daughter
Jillian Rayfield
"We just don't trust him," said Rep. Tim Huelskamp
House GOP in no rush to pass immigration reform
David Espo, Erica Werner
Republicans are reluctant to pass a comprehensive bill, and have no timetable for the House version
What a Washington-hater can learn from “This Town”
Alex Pareene
A well-written guide to the worst people in America, even if it never quite calls them that
New York Times shocker: The truth about Egypt slips out
Patrick L. Smith
In a rare moment of candor, the paper exposes U.S. involvement in the coup -- and then seems to promptly forget it
“Pacific Rim”: City-stomping robot-monster delight!
Andrew O'Hehir
Guillermo del Toro outdoes Michael Bay in this rip-snorting, slightly meta update of the Japanese monster movie
In the “mommy wars,” black single moms are invisible
Stacia L. Brown
Debates about motherhood, including a recent "Melissa Harris-Perry" segment, leave lots of black single moms out
For 10 years, Elisabeth Hasselbeck was conservatism’s Trojan horse
Daniel D'Addario
The resident conservative on "The View" brought the Bush Doctrine to homes that tuned out Ingraham or O'Reilly
Senate fails to keep student loan rates low
Associated Press
Lawmakers were unable to muster the necessary 60 votes to block the hike to 6.8 percent
11 disturbing things Snowden has taught us (so far)
Angus West
Falling behind on the increasingly byzantine NSA scandal? We've got you covered
Cory Booker doubles down
Matt Taylor
The Senate frontrunner expands on his famous private equity comments -- and defends his progressive cred to Salon
Why Cruz, Paul and Rubio dominate the Senate
Jonathan Bernstein
Here's what causes policies to advance in the Senate: A presidential contender thinks it helps his political career
Nicaragua and Venezuela willing to offer Edward Snowden asylum
LUIS MANUEL GALENO
Though several nations have rejected him, presidents of the two countries are prepared to accept the whistleblower
Enough with the crazy emails, Mr. President!
Joan Walsh
The president’s online campaign staff has always kept close email tabs on me. But now they’re getting personal
How to debate your crazy uncle at the July 4 BBQ
Sean McElwee
It's an awful holiday tradition: Political debates with ignorant relatives. Here's a guide for answering the crazy
Obama’s war on July 4th: The perfect right-wing scandal
Alex Seitz-Wald
An Independence Day-themed right-wing fever dream: The president wants to deprive our troops of fireworks
Sequester cutting tens of millions from federal wildfire spending
Alan Fram
The U.S. Forest Service's $2 billion firefighting budget has been reduced by 5 percent
America’s imperial decline: Must Dick Cheney always be president?
Patrick Smith
Barack Obama talks like a constitutional lawyer, but acts like Dick Cheney. Snowden shows it's the same old America
Egyptian protesters gather before military deadline
Hamza Hendawi
At least 16 people have been killed in clashes since Sunday
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