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Gov’t downsizes amid GOP demands for more cuts
Tom Raum
Spending on core governmental functions has been shrinking steadily since the recession
Conflicting reports on Afghanistan troop withdrawal
Associated Press
German official says up to 10,000 U.S. troops will remain through 2014, when Obama had said all troops would leave
Must-see morning clip: “The Daily Show” on the lack of transparency around the drone memos
Prachi Gupta
Aasif Mandvi wants you to know that he has seen them, but he won't release any information
It’s OK to stop pretending, Mitt
Steve Kornacki
The defeated White House candidate returns to the place where his reputation for spineless opportunism was born
GOP opens 2013 with money advantage over Democrats
Associated Press
The RNC raised $6.9 million in January, while the DNC only brought in $4.3 million
Obama considers weighing in on gay marriage case
Julie Pace
The White House is quietly deciding whether to urge the Supreme Court to overturn Proposition 8
Pentagon notifies Congress of likely furloughs
Robert Burns
The Department of Defense says it may have to shorten the workweek for 800,000 workers if the sequester kicks in
Dick Cheney and Laura Bush plead support for marriage equality
Mary Elizabeth Williams
You don't have to have to be liberal to support same-sex unions. Updated: Bush asks to be removed from ad
Robin Roberts returns to “Good Morning America”
David Bauder
After a five month hiatus to undergo treatment for a rare blood and bone marrow disease, the host is back
The coming Rand Paul-Ted Cruz brawl
Alex Seitz-Wald
The Senate may only be big enough for one Tea Party leader
Making Mitch McConnell pay
Steve Kornacki
The obstructionist-in-chief's failure to make Obama a one-termer gives him his best chance at survival in '14
Do campaigns still work?
Seth Masket
Research suggests that elections are mostly determined by factors outside of candidates' control
Chinese army unit tied to hacks on U.S.
Natasha Lennard
An infantry of hackers in one Shangai neighborhood are thought responsible for majority of attacks
Obama to press GOP on averting sequester
Julie Pace
The President is urging Republicans to accept more tax revenue to avert automatic budget cuts
DC’s quest to silence Elizabeth Warren
David Sirota
For the liberal star, DC's establishment perversely defines success as keeping her head down and not making waves
Teen listened to Obama talk gun control same day sister shot dead
Associated Press
A young mother in Chicago was killed the same day her younger sister sat behind Obama as he discussed gun violence
Senate vote on Hagel likely to go ahead
Associated Press
GOP signal that they will end block on defense secretary nominee
White House: Leaked immigration plan just a backup
Associated Press
The White House downplay the leaked proposal as merely backup if lawmakers fail to come up with an overhaul
Marco Rubio threatens White House leaked immigration bill would be “dead on arrival”
Katie McDonough
While Congress struggles to compromise, an impatient White House's draft legislation was leaked on Sunday
Obama aide seeks to honor Ted Kennedy’s legacy with immigration reform
Julie Pace
Cecilia Munoz, Obama's chief domestic policy adviser, thinks "completing the journey" has never been so possible
Millennials will save us!
David D. Burstein
Boomers, Gen Xers and pundits like Thomas Friedman have it wrong: Gen Y's pragmatic idealism can create real change
Think Hagel’s bad? Just wait until there’s a Supreme Court opening
Jonathan Bernstein
The Hagel battle is actually a dry run for the next justice fight -- and it's clear that the GOP will filibuster
Kerry says he’ll try to convince Assad to step down
Faine Greenwood
The new secretary of state claims that the Syrian president "must end" his country's bloody civil war
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