Today’s Supreme Court ruling on Arizona’s immigration law left proponents of the law unsure whether they’d won or lost:

More TPMTV videos.

The folks who run SCOTUSBlog readily concede they’re no social media wizards. But these days they’re toast of Twitter. And they’re loving it.

ICYMI: George Zimmerman is asking for what I guess you’d call a Liar-Mulligan (Liargan?). After first lying to the judge in the case to get bail (or, technically speaking, conspiring with his wife to lie to the judge on his behalf and staying silent himself) in the first place, he’s asking for another shot at bail, presumably promising he won’t lie this time.

Teen lesbian couple (18 and 19) found in Texas park, both with gunshot wounds to the head. One died; one holding on to life.

How the GOP and the NRA spun a government gunrunning program gone wrong into an all out ‘They’re Going To Take Your Guns’ conspiracy theory.

Sen. Jon Kyl (R-AZ) blames President Obama for the failure of Bush-era immigration reform that Kyl himself filibustered.

Who panders best to Latino voters — Mitt or Barack? Jon Stewart decides.

Want to better understand the bind Mitt Romney is in with respect to taking a stand on immigration? Watch his surrogate’s twisting this morning to get an idea.

For a variety of reasons, I’ve felt for a while that Virginia is the pivotal state in this year’s presidential election. And the PollTracker Average just pushed the state into the Romney column with a 3.6 point margin. And that moves the TPM Electoral Scoreboard to Obama 250, Romney 237.

But here’s the catch. The poll is from We Ask America, a GOP pollster, whose numbers this year have trended heavily Republican. They were one of the few pollsters that significantly overstated the margin of Scott Walker’s victory in the Wisconsin recall election.

Very eager to see another pollster do a sounding of Virginia.

Only you can save yourself.