Could the tax deal help President Obama bounce back from a self-described electoral shellacking? This Story West Wing Briefing: Spinning the tax deal Bush-era Tax Cuts extended Wonkbook: What went right and what went wrong in Congress U.S. tax …
Read more >>Their conservative colleagues rushed to bring the wrath of Congress down on a staid institution best known for its First Lady portraits and Gilbert Stuart renderings of George Washington. Georgia Rep. Jack Kingston, a member of the House Appropria…
Read more >>The word that Michelle Rhee will advise Rick Scott's transition is another signal that Florida is about to emerge as the central Battleground in the education wars. Former Governor Charlie Crist vetoed the GOP-controlled state legislature's effo…
Read more >>Against all odds, the stodgy old National Portrait Gallery has recently become one of the most interesting, daring institutions in Washington. Its 2009 show on Marcel Duchamp's self-portrayal was important, strange and brave. "Hide/Seek,&qu;…
Read more >>Washington State's Republican Attorney General Rob Mckenna likes to portray himself as a moderate, as noted recently. That false image was shattered when he endorsed numerous virulently anti-gay Candidates in the 2010 Elections. As if to reinforc…
Read more >>A federal secretary, a Governor and an organization president walk into a School. No punch line here — Montgomery Blair High School will receive a visit Thursday morning from U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, Maryland Gov. Martin O…
Read more >>By this time you would think the entire world would know that James O'Keefe does not have much credibility when it comes to any standard of journalism. O'Keefe has continually been caught abusively editing tapes in order to portray his oppon…
Read more >>Just get a load of this Ad. Really, just watch. Susana Martinez, a District Attorney and the Republican nominee for Governor of New Mexico, has a new Ad firing back at an Ad from the National Education Association's New Mexico branch, which featu…
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