The FBI has arrested a 23 year old for the LulzSec Sony Hack and a homeless man in San Francisco has been arrested for hacking tied to the ‘Anonymous’ Hacktivist group.

The next Republican presidential debate is tonight at 9 PM Eastern. We’ll be here with live coverage — plus TPM’s Evan McMorris-Santoro is on the scene in Orlando to bring you all the best nuggets of news as well as max and relax in the uber-fancy Google-sponsored reporters’ filing center.

Oooofff. Tough break for incipient Buffett Birther movement. It turns out how Buffett brought his tax return to the Charlie Rose Show last month.

The FBI is expanding its work with other federal and state agencies to combat militia extremists.

Perry: Mitt’s just “Obama-lite”

Google rolls out the mega-schmantz red white carpet for reporters at tonight’s Google-Fox News cosponsored GOP presidential debate. Click through to see photos of the smoothie bar, bean bags and other scary Silicon Valley artifacts.

They’re here. They’re among us.

Meet the Buffett Birthers.

Senate Dems tell Super Committee they must commit to doing nothing that would cost jobs.

In fact, they want them to allow the CBO to score their proposals for employment impact. And since pretty much all the cuts envisioned have negative effects on jobs, that could have some pretty serious implications. See the letter to the Super Committee here.

“Georgia Magistrate Judge Anthony Peters was thrown off the bench after a pattern of bizarre behavior that included pot-smoking, kicking in doors, and pulling a gun out in the courthouse and asking a fellow judge: ‘I am not scared. Are you all scared?'” Read the rest here.

Having failed to push through a bill that would force partisan budget cuts in exchange for disaster relief, the Speaker now faces a range of bad options if he hopes to avoid a government shutdown, which he does.