Donald Rumsfeld criticizes White House for spiking the football on bin Laden anniversary.
Health care reform provisions have already saved seniors a total of $3.4 billion on prescription drugs.
Making sense of dogs, sluts, and the early days of the general election campaign.
French super computer models entire observable universe for the first time.
The rogues gallery of players in the News Corp. saga.
The initial reaction: “News Corporation is carefully reviewing the Select Committee’s report and will respond shortly”
The kicker on the new Obama campaign TV ad going up today in Ohio, Virginia, and Iowa: “It’s just what you expect from a guy who had a Swiss bank account.”
British Parliament’s report concludes that “Rupert Murdoch is not a fit person to exercise the stewardship of a major international company.”
You can read the full report here.
Al Armendariz was by all accounts a well-liked and effective official in a key region of the country for the Environmental Protection Agency.
But when America’s climate-change-denier-in-chief Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-OK) decided to make a big deal about a two year old video of Armendariz that had, up to that point, been considered totally innocuous, the right-wing outrage machine spun into action. Armendariz resigned in a matter of days.
Here’s how it happened.
As you’ve probably noticed, at the end of last week the skybox links at the top of every TPM page were replaced by a curated selection of poll averages from PollTracker, TPM’s proprietary poll aggregating and trending application.
We did this for two reasons. Read More