Fisker Automotive delivers its first electric car. Finally.

Look at the new blueprint Harry Reid and the Democrats hope will help end the debt crisis.

Was getting a debt ceiling bill — any bill — through the House enough to save John Boehner’s speakership? The hardest part may actually be yet to come.

With the House bill passed, Brian Beutler sketches out the road to a final deal.

News Corp. orders its New York Post employees, as a precaution, to preserve any documents pertaining “to unauthorized retrieval of phone or personal data” and “to payments for information to government officials.”

Boehner’s bastardized debt ceiling bill passes 218-210. Twenty-two Republicans voted against it.

Voting on Speaker Boehner’s revised-but-still-DOA debt plan just began. Watch live.

Obama hits his lowest approval rating ever in the Gallup poll: 40%.

I’m not sure how else to describe what House Republicans have been doing for the last three days.

Set aside the acting-out, the ideological myopia, and the general chaos. Those speak for themselves. Any objective analysis of the latest Boehner proposal comes down to one simple question: If passed as is, would it preserve the AAA credit rating of the United States? The answer is quite clearly a resounding “No.” Read More

Democrats eye which Republican senators could support the Reid plan.