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03.15.12 | 6:15 am
Just Terrible

An exhaustive investigation of the botched prosecution of the late Sen. Ted Stevens (R-AK) finds egregious prosecutorial misconduct and mismanagement — but concludes that the conduct of Justice Department prosecutors’ falls short of criminal contempt. We’ve got the full report here.

03.15.12 | 5:36 am
BFFAA

Why Newt Gingrich is Mitt Romney’s new best friend.

03.15.12 | 5:29 am
What Say Ye, Howard Dean?

Former Gov. Howard Dean (D-VT) declined to comment on the subpoena of fellow MEK booster Gov. Ed Rendell (D-PA) but did tell TPM’s Ryan Reilly: “It’s unfortunate because there’s been a lot of misinformation in the mainstream media out there. When the blogs start repeating Iranian propaganda, we’ve got a problem.”

03.15.12 | 5:08 am
There’s Gold In Them Hills

Ron Paul. Still here.

03.14.12 | 1:10 pm
Third Time’s the Charm?

A new University of Maryland poll shows most Americans prefer diplomacy to a military strike in the escalating stand-off over Iran’s nuclear program.

03.14.12 | 11:21 am
Aren’t We Friends?

I bet Mitt didn’t expect this when he sat down for an interview with Fox News.

03.14.12 | 9:20 am
What Could Go Wrong?

Bad boys, bad boys, watcha gonna do …

One one-of-a-kind congressman defends his ‘Cops’ style ride-along/raid and videotape with US Marshals that sparked a DOJ investigation and hilarity all around.

03.14.12 | 8:39 am
Big Bet on Solar

National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL) makes a big bet on solar.

03.14.12 | 8:38 am
Hooping It Up

It seemed kind of lame at first for President Obama to bring Prime Minister David Cameron to a NCAA tourney play-in game. For his first-ever basketball game, Cameron deserved better. But as it turned out last night in Dayton featured two record-setting comebacks, so Cameron got a good taste of March Madness. Photos of Barack and David.

03.14.12 | 7:16 am
Scattershot

The presidential polls are still really wild at the moment. We had the CBS/NYT and ABC/WaPo polls which showed sharp drops for President Obama. Since then we’ve had Ipsos and Bloomberg polls which have showed a very different picture. And today we have a Pew poll which shows President Obama with an eye-popping 12 point margin over Mitt Romney. Trend chart after the jump … Read More