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Republicans block Obama nominee to appeals court
Henry C. Jackson
This is the second time Senate Republicans blocked Obama's pick for D.C.'s appellate court
Radical-right wing groups reach all time high
Alex Seitz-Wald
There are now more conspiracy-minded Patriot groups than at the height of the militia movement in the 1990s
5 reasons American workers could care less about the Dow record
Daniel Wagner
Despite Tuesday's record high, wages are stagnant and incomes continue to shrink
Senate Intelligence Committee pushes Brennan forward
Associated Press
The select panel approves the CIA director nomination, which will now go to a full Senate vote
Politicians think Americans are super-conservative
Alex Pareene
A survey of thousands shows candidates from both parties think the electorate is way more right-wing than it is
Biden insists Obama “is not bluffing” on Iran
Josh Lederman, Donna Cassata
The Vice President spoke to AIPAC ahead of the President's trip to Israel
Carly Rae Jepsen cancels Boy Scouts concert over gay ban
Daniel D'Addario
The Scouts no longer able to call Carly Rae Jepsen, maybe, after pop singer cancels Jamboree spot over gay rights
Must-see morning clip: The sequester is here
Prachi Gupta
The first penalty of the sequester is Jon Stewart's federal pen program, laments "The Daily Show" host
China announces budget, and world stocks climb
Pamela Sampson
Markets in Europe and Asia were both positively affected
Senate committee set to vote on Obama’s CIA choice
Richard Lardner
The Senate Intelligence Committee will vote Tuesday on John Brennan's nomination
What other athletes might make U.S. ambassadors?
Tim Dahlberg
Dennis Rodman is still raving about his trip to North Korea -- and wants Obama to make peace with Kim Jong Un
Could SCOTUS indirectly help the civil rights movement?
Gary May
If the Court strikes down the Voting Rights Act, history suggests activists would force Congress to strengthen it
Did Trump’s birtherism stain “Apprentice”?
Daniel D'Addario
The show's ratings dip, but The Donald says no. "There are a lot of people out there who agree with me!"
Kerry says U.S. releasing millions in aid to Egypt
Associated Press
"Much work remains," said the secretary state of post-Mubarak Egypt
How budget cuts could affect you
Associated Press
Unemployment benefit reductions, fewer food safety checks, freed illegal immigrants and more
GOP antics will not damage Obama one bit
Jonathan Bernstein
Partisan shots and mini-controversies rarely make a dent. To hurt Obama, the GOP will need a lot more than that
Obama says no way to avoid gay marriage case
Julie Pace, Mark Sherman
The President said he felt it was important to tell the Supreme Court to overturn Prop 8
Ted Cruz: Congress and Harvard Law School are crawling with commies
Sarah Posner
The Texas senator has made no secret of his McCarthyist leanings. Neither has the Christian right that supports him
Bradley Manning’s full statement
Alexa O'Brien
A transcription of the soldier's statement, read in court, explaining why he leaked state secrets to Wikileaks
Senate resolution would greenlight Israeli attack on Iran
Natasha Lennard
The non-binding resolution would not be policy, but is part of pushes to codify U.S. support for any Israeli strike
When the CIA infiltrated Hollywood
Tom Hayden
A new book exposes the incestuous relationship between the two and the extent to which they both feed us propaganda
Openly gay Mississippi mayoral candidate’s body found, homicide suspected
Holbrook Mohr
A person of interest is in custody, but authorities released few other details about Marco McMillian's death
Obama has until midnight Thursday to weigh in on Prop 8
Julie Pace
The White House has a deadline to file a Supreme Court brief opposing California's gay marriage ban
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