Jun 10 Watch After Gates’ Blunt Warning, What’s Next for NATO? After Blunt Warning From Gates, What's Next for NATO?… Continue watching
Jun 10 The Doubleheader: Bad Economic News, Anthony Weiner and the NBA Finals By Quinn Bowman New York Times columnist David Brooks, syndicated columnist Mark Shields and Political Editor David Chalian discuss President Obama's ability or inability to handle the economy and the ongoing Rep. Anthony Weiner scandal. Continue reading
Jun 10 Watch The Doubleheader: Bad Economic News, Anthony Weiner and the NBA Finals Mark Shields, David Brooks and David Chalian discuss Mr. Obama's latest poll numbers… Continue watching
Jun 10 Watch Plea in NSA Leak Case Seen as Setback for Government, Prosecutors National Security Leak Case Ends With a Plea Deal… Continue watching
Jun 10 The Palin Emails: 5 Places to Dig In A reading frenzy has begun after the release of a collection of emails between Sarah Palin and her staff, officials and family. Continue reading
Jun 10 Watch Shields, Brooks on Gates’ Legacy, Gingrich Campaign ‘Meltdown,’ Weiner Fallout Shields, Brooks on Gates Legacy, Gingrich's Woes, Wiener Fallout… Continue watching
Jun 10 Comparing the Budget Proposals, Visually By April Brown The Washington Post has an informative and interactive graphic to help you sort through some of the various budget proposals, but Paul Solman has a couple of warnings. Continue reading
Jun 10 Gwen’s Take: Washington Follies, June Edition Gwen Ifill looks back at the week that was in politics and media in Gwen's Take. Continue reading
Jun 10 New Alabama Immigration Law Tougher Than Arizona’s SB-1070 Measure With the stroke of a pen, Alabama's Gov. Robert Bentley signed into law this week a bill described on all sides of the immigration debate as the toughest enforcement measure in the country to date. Continue reading
Jun 10 The Morning Line: Gingrich Vows to Carry On Despite Staff Exodus By Tom LeGro The former House speaker will need to convince voters that the past 30 days was just an aberration and not emblematic of what his presidency would look like. Continue reading