John Hopkins University has backed down from a demand that one of its professors remove a post about the NSA from the University’s servers.

Within hours of scheduling the Senate’s first procedural vote on the Syria use of force resolution for Wednesday, Harry Reid now says he will delay that vote. More soon …

We now have two Democratic senators today going from yes or leaning yes on supporting use of force in Syria to undecided: Martin Heinrich of New Mexico and Ben Cardin of Maryland. Cardin, it should be noted, voted for the resolution in committee last week.

After tweeting out story about Republicans who were for attacking Syria before they were against it, a few people asked how many Democrats were now making the switch in the opposite direction. Unfortunately for President Obama, the answer is very, very few. All the movement seems to be going in the opposite direction. Sen. Cardin, who just voted yes on the Committee vote, now appears to be wavering.