A History of Violence: Gun Control in the Pages of TIME
Explore TIME’s coverage of gun violence in America from 1968 to today.
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“Inside Obama’s Presidency” with Michael Grunwald, Part 2
In a live discussion starting at 11:30a.m., TIME’s Michael Grunwald will join panelists from the Atlantic, New York Times, Guardian, Slate, and PBS to discuss Obama’s second-term agenda.
Inside Obama’s Presidency with Michael Grunwald
In a live discussion starting at 11a.m., TIME’s Michael Grunwald will join panelists from the Atlantic, New York Times, Guardian, Slate, and PBS to discuss the question “Is Obama a truly transformative president?”
Obama: Susan Rice Withdraws from Secretary of State Consideration
Statement by the President on Ambassador Rice
Today, I spoke to Ambassador Susan Rice, and accepted her decision to remove her name from consideration for Secretary of State. For two decades, Susan has proven to be an extraordinarily capable, patriotic, and passionate public servant. As my Ambassador to the United Nations, she plays …
Politics
In 55 wide-ranging lists, TIME surveys the highs and lows, the good and the bad of the past 12 months
Military-Adulterous Complex
David Petraeus resigned Nov. 9 as director of the CIA after admitting to having a sexual relationship with his biographer. Since then, the circle of scandal has widened.
CLOCKWISE FROM PETRAEUS: RICCARDO SAVI—POLARIS; …
Refinishing the Cabinet
As President Obama ponders the shape of his second cabinet, here are some of the names in line for key posts
Election Results Map
Liveblog: Election 2012
TIME’s politics team brings you up-to-the-minute commentary and coverage throughout election night.
Morning Must Reads: Election Eve
- Obama leads in the polls.
- Republicans are left arguing the polls are wrong.
- How Bill Clinton became the Presidents closer.
Morning Must Reads: Sandy
- Hurricane Sandy complicates the presidential campaign’s best laid plans.
- Bill Clinton says losing the election would be worse.
- The National Weather Service is not messing around.
Liveblogging the Final Presidential Debate
TIME’s politics team brings you up-to-the-minute Twitter commentary and coverage throughout the Boca Raton, Florida debate.
Want to Know Who’s Spending to Influence the Election? You Can Do Something About It.
On Monday, the non-profit news outfit ProPublica published a scoop: Defend My Dividend, a self-described grassroots organization backed by two trade groups with a vested interest tax issues, has been running tens of thousands of dollars in TV ads targeted at seniors in south Florida. In the vast world of outside political spending, such …