In the news: Obama’s Germany trip, nuclear arms reduction, the NSA, immigration reform, Afghanistan, Obamacare, and reporter …
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Morning Must Reads: June 18
In the news: Afghanistan troops, Guantanamo Bay detainees revealed, Obama’s slide, Putin, Syria, the farm bill, and Charlie Rose’s interview.
Morning Must Reads: June 17
In the news: Obama to Belfast, the security industrial complex, Iran’s new president, the South’s economy, President Rand Paul, and Revlon.
Morning Must Reads: June 14
In the news: Syria, Iran’s election, Turkey’s concession, military sexual assaults, Obama’s expensive South Africa trip, Murdoch, and the most lopsided congressional baseball game ever
Morning Must Reads: June 13
In the news: Snowden vs. Alexander, Weiner’s record in the House, Bill Clinton on Obama and Syria, the Nikkei bear, and what is prettier in print this week.
Morning Must Reads: June 12
In the news: immigration reform, Snowden reaction, farm bill, retirement, Iran, Zuckerberg, and the first Spanish Senate floor speech.
Morning Must Reads: June 11
In the news: Snowden, “Q Group,” immigration reform, the morning-after pill, and Apple
Morning Must Reads: June 10
In the news: Edward Snowden, the Chinese Dream, Putin’s petro state, Jason Furman, Silicon Valley politics, and Chewbacca
Morning Must Reads: June 7
In the news: your phone records, PRISM, U.S.-China summit, and John Dingell
Morning Must Reads: June 6
In the news: Verizon’s telephone records, Power and Rice, North Carolina, prettier in print, the House’s immigration group, and Kim Jong-Il’s sushi chef.
Morning Must Reads: June 5
In the news: Susan Rice, sexual assault prosecution authority, the IRS/Tea Party hearing, RFK, Gallup, and a lesbian activist.
Morning Must Reads: June 4
In the news: patent trolls, Cadillac, Lautenberg, Greece, Dodd-Frank, abstract immigrants, and secret email accounts.
Morning Must Reads: June 3
In the news: college Republicans, piecemeal immigration, IRS conferences, a deficit deal, Detroit’s downfall, the temporary farm subsidy program, Iraqi Kurdistan, and the Strategy Group for Media.