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10.07.11 | 10:05 am
Sneak Peek

We’re rolling out our full site redesign later this month. And here’s a sneak peek at what it’s going to look like. Take a look; we’re eager to get your feedback.

10.07.11 | 10:02 am
White House Goes Nuclear

White House gives the thumbs up to Harry Reid’s ‘nuclear’ move in the Senate.

10.07.11 | 9:05 am
Romney’s Big Foreign Policy Address

Romney rolls out his foreign policy critique against President Obama, focusing on president not thinking America is “unique” and targeting Obama’s imaginary budget cuts.

10.07.11 | 8:47 am
Paging Montgomery Burns

Michael Bloomberg: The Occupy Wall Street protests “are trying to destroy the jobs of working people.”

10.07.11 | 8:08 am
Santorum: Screw It. I Won’t Even Sleep

Santorum tells Values Voters Summit: Don’t worry about that 3 AM call. I’m just gonna stay up all night.

10.07.11 | 8:03 am
Okay That’s Weird

Santorum at Values Voters Summit: When choosing a president, “look at who they lay down with at night.”

10.07.11 | 7:59 am
All In The Family

I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention that this week’s co-winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, Bruce Beutler, is the uncle of TPM reporter Brian Beutler. Resemblance much?

Brian’s grandfather was a noted researcher in his own right, and his uncle followed in his footsteps. Brian’s father became a physician, and Brian actually majored in physics at Berkeley before his sharp detour into political journalism. Congrats to the Beutler clan.

10.07.11 | 7:43 am
Gauntlet Thrown

Senate GOP calls Harry Reid’s procedural maneuver last night “tyranny.”

10.07.11 | 6:16 am
Bring Out the Drones!

Cantor: “If you read the newspapers today, I for one am increasingly concerned about the growing mobs occupying Wall Street and the other cities across the country.”

10.07.11 | 5:47 am
Get It Done

This beautiful photo of Leymah Gbowee, one of the three women to share today’s Nobel Peace Prize, embodies the fierce urgency of now, doesn’t it?