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If Ed Rendell gets in trouble for accepting speaking fees from the MEK, a whole lot of other DC bigwigs will be sweating, too.
Iowa school superintendent tells TPM that the anti-gay Christian rap group Junkyard Prophet will not be performing in his schools again.
A new recall election is certified in Wisconsin. This time it’s against Republican state Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald.
On the day he turns 65, Mitt Romney enters new and uncharted waters of Medicare bamboozlement.
DOJ objects to GOP voter ID law in Texas on grounds that it’s discriminatory against Hispanic voters.
Poll: Deep South Republicans think Obama is a Muslim and aren’t crazy about interracial marriage.
This weekend marked one year since an earthquake and ensuing tsunami devastated the coast of the northeastern Japan.
Here are remarkable images of recovery – 12 months on.
Tantalizing new evidence suggests that one of the constants of American politics — namely, that Medicare costs are on an ever-steepening upward curve that threaten the fiscal solvency of the federal government — may not be so constant after all. Sahil Kapur assesses the political implications of some new numbers.