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Arizona governor signs immigration enforcement bill
Jonathan J. Cooper, Paul Davenport
Critics say law will lead to civil right abuses, but Brewer says racial profiling won't be tolerated
The party of no … credibility
J.l. Bell
A look at Snopes.com shows rumors about Obama to be more numerous and vicious than the ones about Bush were
Obama says Arizona immigration bill ‘misguided’
Associated Press
The president says the government must enact immigration reform at a national level
Netanyahu moves forward on colonizing West Bank
Juan Cole
By settling in Jerusalem and expelling Palestinians, Israel is making a two-state solution impossible
Arizona lawmakers want Obama to prove citizenship
Jonathan J. Cooper
State reps push a bill that would require the president to show his birth certificate to get on the ballot in 2012
Joe Biden’s oddly awesome “View” appearance
Rebecca Traister
No gaffes, but the affable V.P. dishes about his infamous f-bomb and why he really does like Sarah Palin
Obama slams Wall Street ways while asking support
Darlene Superville, Tom Raum
Says overhaul legislation would "put a stop to taxpayer-funded bailouts"
Obama to keep up pressure for financial overhaul
Darlene Superville
In speech at New York's Cooper Union, the president will outline need for new regulations and risk of doing nothing
Explained: The mysteries of the financial meltdown
Gene Lyons
With the fraud case against Goldman, the questions that puzzled Americans in 2008 are back on the front burner
Obama seeks court nominee who backs women’s rights
Ben Feller
President says a prospective justice's stance on abortion won't be a litmus test, but will be a major factor
The GOP’s changing definition of “moderate”
Steve Kornacki
This isn't the first time the right has tried to purify the party. But the targets have never been so conservative
Obama heckled by ‘don’t ask don’t tell’ opponents
Associated Press
Protesters questioned Obama's stance on the policy at a Los Angeles fundraiser
Now more than ever, we need a radical center
Michael Lind
The bipartisan failures I wrote about more than a decade ago are more apparent than ever
Where did all the angry young women go?
Rebecca Traister
Despite what an older generation of reproductive rights activists says, younger feminists have been here all along
What we talk about when we talk about the filibuster
Jonathan Bernstein
Republicans insist on 60 votes for every bill and nominee. That's the modern definition
World to U.S.: Obama gets a thumbs-up
Andrew Leonard
America's global poll numbers are going up. Too bad that won't help the president back home
The Republicans’ 2012 problem
Ed Kilgore
November 2010 is looking awfully good for the GOP. But November 2012? Not so much
Obama to sell financial overhaul to country
Associated Press
The White House announces that President Obama will travel in support of his financial reform legislation
What Goldman Sachs means for banking reform
Andrew Leonard
The timing of the SEC fraud charges looks suspicious, but right now, attacking Wall Street works for the Democrats
Watch the Tea Party take Washington
Mike Madden
Watch interviews with protesters from the rally in Freedom Plaza, in Washington, D.C., on April 15
What the whistleblower prosecution says about the Obama DOJ
Glenn Greenwald
Contrast the DOJ's treatment of Bush corruption with its prosecution of an individual who exposed it
What happened to “look forward, not backward”?
Glenn Greenwald
The DOJ's aggressive prosecution of an NSA whistleblower is the opposite of its refusal to prosecute Bush crimes
The latest Obama 2012 poll in perspective
Steve Kornacki
A new survey finds the president trailing two of his most likely GOP foes in 2012 trial heats
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