In the news: Obama administration beats monthly health insurance enrollment target for the first time; Snowden swiped password from NSA coworker; GOP Senate leaders avert debt limit crisis; Comcast to buy Time Warner; Yankees …
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Morning Must Reads: February 12
In the news: the end of debt-limit brinkmanship; election mode hits Capitol Hill; Wendy Davis; the first known instance of a foreign national exploiting Citizens United; mammography screenings; the words you can’t say on the House floor
Morning Must Reads: February 11
In the news: another ObamaCare delay; White House shifts Afghanistan plans; China and Taiwan hold 1st official talks since 1949; House Republican leadership unveils debt-ceiling strategy; movie star Shirley Temple Black dies at the …
Morning Must Read: February 10
In the news: ObamaCare flaws, a debt ceiling showdown, and the 2014 midterms
Lawmakers Warn Of Terror Threat At Sochi
“Something will detonate,” says Republican Rep. Mike McCaul. “I’ve never seen a greater threat in my lifetime.”
Morning Must Reads: February 7
In the news: Winter Olympics begin in Sochi; Russia claims U.S. is meddling over Ukraine; Immigration reform going nowhere fast ; Sen. Max Baucus confirmed as ambassador to China; Jay Leno’s final “Tonight” show
Vice President Joe Biden Not High on Marijuana Legalization
In an exclusive interview with TIME, the Vice President also defends his record on criminal-justice reform
Morning Must Reads: February 6
In the news: Romney won’t run, Obama’s diverse nominations, men out of work, and this week’s issue
Morning Must Reads: February 5
In the news: Senate passes Farm Bill, House GOP gearing up for debt ceiling, will Obamacare really kill 2.5 million jobs, and Clay Aiken makes it official
Morning Must Reads: February 4
In the news: Christie on bridge scandal, Obama vs. O’Reilly part 2, Politicians remember Joan Mondale, GOP offers Obamacare alternative, and the Farm Bill vote
Morning Must Reads: February 3
In the news: Bill O’Reilly interviews Obama, Janet Yellen takes over the Fed, U.S. and E.U. to offer financial aid to Ukraine, and will NJ Gov. Christie’s scandal hurt donations to the Republican Governors Association?
Morning Must Reads: January 31
In the News: The American 1%; Obama talks weed, Sochi with CNN; Why the War on Terror is Far From Over; and Confessions of an ex-TSA agent
MSNBC Formally Apologizes for ‘Demeaning’ Tweet After Republican Party Boycott
Suggested conservatives dislike biracial families