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House GOP applauds Boehner for stalled sequester talks
Jillian Rayfield
Congress, meanwhile, is shifting focus to the looming deadline to avert a government shutdown
Doomed sequester bills await Senate vote
Jillian Rayfield
Both Democrats and Republicans have bills to stop the cuts, and each bill is expected to fail
Get ready for the sequester cuts
Jillian Rayfield
The prospects for a deal to prevent the harsh automatic budget cuts look increasingly grim
Making sense of Adam Lanza
Natasha Lennard
An investigation pieces together a narrative of a boy with severe learning disabilities and a protective mother
When John Boehner just sat there
Joan Walsh
Obama backed preschool, jobs, keeping kids alive and helping a 102-year-old vote; GOP not impressed
Obama II: Older, wiser, stronger
Joan Walsh
Standing up to the three Ns – the NRA, Norquist and the neocons – the president guaranteed us a better second term
Fitch warns it may downgrade US over debt standoff
Pan Pylas
Standard & Poor's stripped the U.S. of its triple A rating for the first time during the 2011 debt ceiling debate
John Boehner’s secret
Steve Kornacki
He knows a debt default will ravage the economy, but can he stave one off without losing his job?
Cracks in the GOP debt-ceiling wall
Joan Walsh
The leadership is showing jitters about a default apocalypse, but Tea Party crazies could still force it anyway
GOP divided over government shutdown
Jillian Rayfield
A number of Republicans are hinting that a government shutdown should be on the table in the debt ceiling debate
The “fiscal cliff” deal is simply awful
Joshua Holland
All it ensures is another standoff in 2-3 months, only now the White House has lost all of its leverage
House passes fiscal cliff compromise
Salon Staff, Associated Press
UPDATE: Democrats, joined by Boehner but not Cantor, lead a bipartisan push to approve the Senate agreement
Zynga slashes games and jobs in effort to regroup
Alex Halperin
Say goodbye to "PetVille," but we'll still have "Words with Friends"
Sunday show roundup: Obama braces for impact
Alex Seitz-Wald
On "Meet the Press," Obama finally lays responsibility for the fiscal cliff mess on Republicans
An FCC Christmas gift for Rupert Murdoch?
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
New rules could pave the way for the News Corp. mogul to purchase the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times
Anonymous takes on Syrian government
Natasha Lennard
The hacker collective sets its sights on Assad's regime following Internet blackout
Palestinians euphoric over UN recognition
Mohammed Daraghmeh, Karin Laub
After yesterday's endorsement, they erupted in cheers, honked car horns and chanted "God is great"
GOP threatens Senate shutdown
Jillian Rayfield
“I think the backlash will be severe,” said Sen. Tom Coburn of Sen. Harry Reid's possible filibuster reform
Great space heaters for your buck
Seamus Bellamy
Warm up this winter with Delonghi's $80 TRH0715T Safeheat 1500W portable oil-filled
Everything you need to know about the “fiscal cliff”
Alex Seitz-Wald
Everything you wanted to know about the coming crisis but were too embarrassed to ask
Storm-struck region struggles to return to normality
Adam Geller
Restoring ordinary routines may take many more days
Pictures of our dread
Laura Miller
Fake photographs circulated during Sandy illustrate the unreal real world we now occupy during disasters
New York transit to suspend service
Prachi Gupta
Gov. Cuomo has announced that all subway, bus, and railroad service will be suspended beginning at 7 p.m. tonight
Trans-Pacific Partnership: The biggest trade deal you’ve never heard of
Matt Stoller
A huge but little-known trade agreement could transform America's foreign relations. What it is and why it matters
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