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FBI director tells Congress of al-Qaida threat
Pete Yost
Intelligence gathered at Osama bin Laden's compound shows that al-Qaida remains committed to attacking the U.S.
Who is really waging “class warfare”?
Andrew Leonard
Tim Pawlenty says Obama is stoking anger against the wealthy. His plan? Bigger and better tax cuts -- for the rich!
No way forward for White House economists
Andrew Leonard
The exodus continues: Obama's closest economic advisor, Austan Goolsbee, has left the building
Weiner’s real enemy now: Democrats in his backyard
Mark Greenbaum
It may not be the voters who decide whether the New York Democrat keeps his job
Austan Goolsbee to resign this summer
Associated Press
Longtime adviser to President Obama will leave his post as chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers
Is a bipartisan coalition emerging to oppose the National Security State?
Glenn Greenwald
What is the significance of GOP opposition to the Patriot Act and the wars in Libya and Afghanistan?
Nobel winner withdraws nomination for Fed board
Associated Press
Peter Diamond bows out in the face of stiff Republican opposition
Santorum says he’s getting into presidential race
Philip Elliott, Kevin Begos
Former Pennsylvania senator will formally announce his intentions later today
Palin: I didn’t “mess up” Paul Revere history
Laurie Kellman
Potential 2012 candidate stands by comments about American Revolution
Ex-Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger dies
Barry Schweid
The foreign-services veteran, 80, held the top post at the State Department under George H.W. Bush
How John Edwards nearly ruined everything
Steve Kornacki
There were actually two moments when the 2008 Democratic nomination seemed within reach for him
Spies hack al-Qaida’s Inspire magazine
Paisley Dodds
British intelligence agents replace bombmaking instructions with cupcake recipe
A guide to what Lanny Davis means when he calls himself a “liberal Democrat”
Justin Elliott
Ex-Clinton aide Lanny Davis has built a lobbyist/pundit career as a Democrat who will advocate right-wing causes
The painful price of “compassionate conservatism”
Steve Kornacki
What is making Republicans walk off a Medicare cliff in 2011? The story starts more than a decade ago
Moody’s warns U.S. government on possible debt downgrade
Marcy Gordon
Agency says failure to reach an agreement on the nation's borrowing limit could lead to a lower credit rating
After uproar, Kushner to accept N.Y. honorary degree
Karen Matthews
Playwright will receive distinction Friday
Michele Bachmann thinks the world is ending and the pope is the antichrist
Alex Pareene
Her friends want to bring about the end times in Israel and her church has an issue with the papacy
Was Abe Lincoln a Jewish pawn of the Rothschilds?
Andrew Leonard
He freed the slaves, preserved the Union and pushed major banking reform. That last part still gets people upset
Republicans press Obama on spending
Andrew Taylor
GOP leadership insists that no debt-limit deal will be reached without significant budget cuts
Is racism on the way out?
Teresa Cotsirilos
Ellis Cose believes it's fading as a phenomenon. We talk with him about his new book, "The End of Anger"
Matt Drudge’s disgusting race war awareness campaign
Alex Pareene
In the world of the conservative proto-blogger, "urban" teenagers everywhere are terrorizing the nation
Obama names businessman Bryson to Commerce post
Julie Pace
President taps former energy exec, co-founder of Natural Resources Defense Council
In inspiring new video, Herman Cain promises to treat America like a fast casual Italian eatery
Alex Pareene
We dissect a truly amazing new campaign video from Herman Cain, whose support in the GOP race is surging
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