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Obama hails deal to avoid government shutdown
Associated Press
At the 11th hour, a compromise is struck
Was he bluffing the whole time?
Steve Kornacki
If John Boehner had played the shutdown drama any differently, he might now be another victim of the Tea Party
Deadline nears, and some Republicans go wobbly
Associated Press
Some surprising conservative voices call for their party to compromise on Planned Parenthood funding
The Planned Parenthood budget shuffle
Andrew Leonard
Both sides win when funding for women's health becomes the issue, instead of the size of government
Time’s about up: Shutdown now mere hours away
Ben Feller
Is the GOP's abortion insistence the only thing standing in the way of a compromise?
Scarlett Johansson stands with Planned Parenthood
Mary Elizabeth Williams
As a shutdown looms, a blitz of celebrities make their plea online -- but three unknowns are the real stars
Top Dem: GOP shutdown threat about abortion
Associated Press
A last-minute budget deal remains possible, but the deadline is now less than 24 hours away
The GOP’s economy problem
Andrew Leonard
As the unemployment picture improves, voters may tire of Republican hardball tactics. Case in point: Glenn Beck
Countdown to the Tea Party’s comeuppance
Steve Kornacki
Tea Partyers want a shutdown and they may get one. But someone should remind them: It ain't 2010 anymore
Government shutdown now less than 40 hours away
Andrew Taylor
A Wednesday night summit fails to produce an agreement. Now the GOP floats a one-week extension
Gates says Iraq can keep some US troops
Robert Burns
Defense Secretary Gates told Iraqis they must decide whether they want a continued US military presence or not
Mike Pence backs more abortions
Joan Walsh
If the GOP cuts Planned Parenthood funding, the abortion rate will jump, especially for poor women
Will we even notice if the government shuts down?
Peter Finocchiaro
You'll still get mail -- but won't be able to visit the Grand Canyon. Here's a look at what a shutdown feels like
Paul Ryan’s plan to erase the Great Society
Andrew Leonard
Dismantling it has been the right's goal for nearly five decades, and now they have a blueprint to achieve it
Schumer claims progress in late-night budget talks
Associated Press
N.Y. senator says Tea Party to blame if government shuts down
Odds of a government shutdown surge
Andrew Taylor
Talks break down as President Obama spurns the GOP's latest offer during a White House meeting
Obama calls Boehner to White House to talk budget
Andrew Taylor
Prospect of government shutdown looms large on the horizon as time to negotiate runs low
The battle for Wisconsin gets a high-stakes reality check
Andrew Leonard
A Wisconsin Supreme Court election on Tuesday could be the biggest political news development of 2011
Boehner wants to pass spending cuts with GOP alone
Charles Babington
Goal could push bill farther to the right, complicate negotiations with Congressional Democrats, White House
Obama says spending deal close, Boehner doesn’t
David Espo
President and House speaker give conflicting reports on progress of federal budget negotiations
The three biggest threats to the GOP brand
Steve Kornacki
When it comes to public opinion, Republicans are their own worst enemy these days
Eric Cantor rewrites the Constitution
Andrew Leonard
According to the majority leader, House Republicans don't need the Senate or the president to create new laws
This is why the GOP might force a shutdown?
Peter Finocchiaro
Defunding Planned Parenthood, gutting the EPA and more: The bottom-line demands that House Republicans are making
Setbacks mount in Japan at leaking nuclear plant
Mari Yamaguchi
Seawater near Fukushima Daiichi power station testing at highest levels yet; plant to be scrapped after crisis
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