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04.07.13 | 11:05 am
Guess It’s a Bit More Complicated?

The FBI is now investigating possible extortion charges at the center of the Rutgers basketball scandal.

04.06.13 | 6:46 pm
The Coming Issue

Interesting news on the pot legalization/medical marijuana front out of Florida. This time with an odd connection to the possible candidacy of Charlie Crist.

04.06.13 | 8:23 am
The Arrington Allegations

Incredibly disturbing story — not only the allegations but what would seem to be years of silence by quite a few people.

04.06.13 | 7:42 am
Jon Stewart Gets Results … In Egypt

Lawsuit dropped against Bassem Youssef, sometimes known as ‘Egypt’s Jon Stewart.

Stewart’s defense of Youssef triggered an international incident when the US Embassy in Egypt tweeted Stewart’s comments, was rebuked by the office of the Egyptian President and then had to pull down their entire Twitter feed.

04.06.13 | 6:51 am
A Case To Be Made?

TPM Reader DW on the need for a grand bargain …

I agree with Obama that a big fiscal taxes and spending deal that puts in place an actual budget blue print for 10 years is critically important. The amount of cash sitting on corporate balance sheets is staggering (and unprecedented), and the uncertainty in Federal budgeting as we jump from crisis to crisis is strangling the economy of life. It’s said so often now, its become a cliché, but the economy needs the kind of certainly that only a long term blue print of taxes and spending can provide. Corporations need to know where to put their money and, just as importantly, where not too. They can’t know this until such a blue-print is in place.

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04.06.13 | 6:23 am
Picture of the Day

Remembering the assassination of Martin Luther King, 45 years ago this week.

04.06.13 | 6:21 am
This Seems Pretty Ambitious

NASA is planning to lasso an asteroid and bring it close to Earth for astronauts to explore.

04.06.13 | 6:08 am
Failed

ALMATY, Kazakhstan (AP) — The EU’s foreign policy chief says that nuclear talks between Iran and six world powers have failed to reach an agreement.

Catherine Ashton said Saturday that the talks revealed that “the two sides remain far apart on substance.”

04.05.13 | 5:26 pm
Just Take It In

04.05.13 | 1:08 pm
Welcome to the Future

Arizona lawmakers invited to start wearing bullet proof vests on the job.