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04.02.12 | 8:38 am
Wisconsin Planned Parenthood Bombing Latest

The FBI is now involved in the investigation into the bombing of a Planned Parenthood office in Wisconsin.

We’re chasing down all the details and will update you as we get them.

04.02.12 | 7:03 am
Check Out TPM On Google Currents

We know how much you like reading TPM on your mobile device, so be sure to check us out on Google Currents. Read More

04.02.12 | 5:49 am
Digging Deep Into the Facts

ICYMI: Our guide to what happened the night Trayvon Martin was killed, the facts we know and the ones we don’t. Great piece if you’re trying to piece together the details.

04.01.12 | 2:50 pm
Contraception Battle Taking a Toll

We wrote about signs of it back in February. And now a new poll shows a dramatic drop off of support for Romney among women in key swing states.

04.01.12 | 6:06 am
Still the Number to Watch

Over recent months we’ve looked again and again at President Obama’s approval number on the economy as a key indicator of his reelection prospects. After tracking down sharply for a few months there was a bounce back up in mid-March which has now seemed to subside. The TPM Poll Average now stands at 44.3% approval vs. 52.3% disapproval. Full trend chart after the jump … Read More

04.01.12 | 5:31 am
Latest from the Sunday Shows

The very latest quotes and stories from this morning’s Sunday show at TPMLiveWire.

03.31.12 | 7:05 am
What Happened?

Nick Martin takes a hard look at the facts of the night George Zimmerman killed Trayvon Martin. Here’s his report.

03.30.12 | 12:52 pm
Olbermann Out (Again)

Keith Olbermann out at Current TV.

From an open letter from Al Gore & Joel Hyatt, Current’s founders:

Current was also founded on the values of respect, openness, collegiality, and loyalty to our viewers. Unfortunately these values are no longer reflected in our relationship with Keith Olbermann and we have ended it.

03.30.12 | 12:24 pm
BREAKING

Big news out of Wisconsin where a federal judge has ruled that parts of the state’s anti-collective bargaining law are unconstitutional.

03.30.12 | 12:11 pm
You Know You’re An Utter Policy Geek If …

You’re psyched to listen to our mashup of the funniest moments from the Supreme Court oral arguments on the health care case.