Editors’ Blog - 2012
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05.16.12 | 11:54 am
Buh-Bye

Over recent days we’ve been following the story of Eduardo Saverin, the co-founder of Facebook, now residing in Singapore, who has renounced his citizenship to avoid the big time tax bill that would have come with the Facebook IPO windfall. But will Saverin ever be able to set in the US again? Read More

05.16.12 | 12:54 pm
He Was Warned

It sounds like consular officials in Singapore would have made very clear to Eduardo Saverin that he faced being barred for life from the USA. Read More

05.16.12 | 1:41 pm
Saverin: This Had Nothing To Do With Taxes

Eduardo Saverin tells the Times his decision to renounce his US citizenship had nothing to do with US taxes. “This had nothing to do with taxes. I was born in Brazil, I was an American citizen for about 10 years. I thought of myself as a global citizen.”

05.16.12 | 2:23 pm
Stung Hard

A new public corruption case bubbling up in, of all places, Arizona …

05.16.12 | 2:27 pm
It’s All Good

Mitt Romney: JP Morgan’s $2 billion loss was someone else’s $2 billion gain.

05.17.12 | 2:46 am
Birther Congressman Gone Wild

Colorado Congressman Mike Coffman (R) goes on birther rant against the president at fundraiser. Listen.

05.17.12 | 3:34 am
Senators Announce Crackdown on Saverin

It looks like Sens. Schumer and Casey are moving to make sure that Eduardo Saverin really does pay a pretty hefty price for ditching his US citizenship to duck US taxes. Read More

05.17.12 | 4:49 am
TPM Morning Poll Update

The TPM Poll Average this morning stands at Obama 45.1%, Romney 44.6% — a .5% margin for Obama.

Other top numbers from PollTracker.

TPM Poll Average, North Carolina: Romney +.2.7.

TPM Poll Average, New Hampshire: Obama +10.1.

TPM Poll Average, Virginia: Obama +8.8.

TPM Poll Average, Massachusetts Senate: Warren +.2.

05.17.12 | 5:08 am
We Shan’t See Him Again

Saverin likely to be barred from re-entering US.

05.17.12 | 6:13 am
Trouble

For the second time this year, the Missouri National Guard is investigating one of its soldiers for alleged connections to racist groups.