• Washington Journal: From Earlier

With uprisings continuing in North Africa and the Middle East and NATO taking command of the no-fly zone over Libya, C‑SPAN provided comprehensive coverage of events surrounding the situation in that region.

Libya

Today, the Washington Journal continued its look at the situation in Libya with Paul Sullivan, a security studies adjunct professor at Georgetown University. More »

• Palin statement on Ferraro’s death

  By MAGGIE HABERMAN | 3/26/11 5:59 PM

  She takes to Twitter, Facebook to mourn.

  • Bachmann statement: An American pioneer

• Media Matters’ war against Fox

  By BEN SMITH | 3/26/11 2:15 PM

  

• Obama: Libyan mission ‘succeeding’

  By ABBY PHILLIP | 3/26/11 10:02 AM

  Obama talks Libya in his weekly address.

  • Obama to give Libya address Monday

• Bachmann steals the show in Iowa

  By MAGGIE HABERMAN | 3/26/11 5:13 PM

  She slams Obama as a Carter retread and disses Mitch Daniels’s truce call on social issues.

• Cain ‘won’t stay on the Democrat plantation’

  By MAGGIE HABERMAN | 3/26/11 6:00 PM

  He lights up a crowd of conservatives in Iowa.

  • Haley: Prez thinks voters ‘stupid’

• Newt: Obama leads with his foot

  By MAGGIE HABERMAN | 3/26/11 1:10 PM

  He says America needs to refocus on “values.”

  • Questions for Newt
  • Cheating Newt turned to God

• This week in photos

  By ALEX BYERS | 3/26/11 7:23 AM

  

• Kochs lash out at ‘dangerous’ critics

  By KENNETH P. VOGEL | 3/26/11 1:24 PM

  The brothers mount an aggressive defense of their business and political interests.

• OfA lays off local staff

  By BEN SMITH | 3/26/11 1:18 PM

  The remnant of 2008 Obama campaign organization dismisses staffers said to be “central” to mission.

• One battle in Arizona immigration war

  By SEN. RUSSELL PEARCE | 3/26/11 10:00 AM

  Opinion: Until our borders are secured immigration laws enforced, the people of Arizona will not rest.

• Obama: We won’t kill Qadhafi

  By JONATHAN ALLEN & JAKE SHERMAN | 3/25/11 8:15 PM

  The president tells leaders there are no plans to use the U.S. military to assassinate the Libyan leader.

• Fake Rahm tweeter lands book deal

  By MOLLY BALL | 3/26/11 10:07 AM

  

• W.H. preps budget counteroffer

  By DAVID ROGERS | 3/25/11 8:23 PM

  The proposal comes amid heated rhetoric.

  • Schumer: ‘Progress’ on a budget

• Taking out Qadhafi

  By ROGER SIMON | 3/25/11 6:05 AM

  Simon says we need not risk so many deaths when all we need to do is to rub out one guy.

• McConnell pushes balanced budget

  By MANU RAJU | 3/25/11 6:45 PM

  Senate GOP leaders may use the measure as a bargaining chip in the debt ceiling debate.

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On the heels of ‘ObamaCare’ conservatives target ‘ObamaRail’

Keith Laing - 03/26/11 04:32 PM ET

High-speed rail is becoming a focal point of criticism for the president’s opponents just as the healthcare law did.… Homeschoolers boot creationist   Ken Ham, the founder of the apologetics ministry Answers in Genesis, has been kicked out of two home-school conferences. He says he was confronting “liberal theology” — conference organizers say he was “mean-spirited.” Apple’s action stems from ‘homo-facism’   Peter LaBarbera of Americans for Truth About Homosexuality says a movement that was once widely regarded as “a taboo, a sin, and a perversion” is now dictating to the rest of the culture what should and should not be allowed. Opposition topples Canadian gov’t   Opposition parties toppled Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s government in a no confidence vote, triggering Canada’s fourth election in seven years. Target sues San Diego homosexual group   Target Corp. is suing a San Diego pro-homosexual group to get it to stop canvassing outside its San Diego County stores, alleging its activists are driving away customers. Legitimizing sharia law in U.S.?   A bestselling author and terrorism expert says a Florida judge has set a very bad precedent in ruling that a dispute between two Muslim parties can be settled under sharia law. Women in combat = more suicides   Pentagon advisor Bob Maginnis isn’t surprised by the results of a recent study that showed the suicide rate for female soldiers triples when they go to war. Pro-life billboard controversy   Controversy is stirring over a proposed billboard ad in Flint, Michigan, which quotes Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood. Love has already won   What Rob Bell and the emerging-church movement is preaching imposes a brand of socialism on the Bible — and in so doing, they twist every text to make it fit their theory. GOP struggles over first ‘gay’ official   The California Republican Party has elected its first openly homosexual board member. One incumbent is hopeful the action will not further enforce a “gay” agenda on citizens of The Golden State. The Weiner waiver wormhole   In a typical Democratic two-step, Rep. Anthony Weiner defends ObamaCare — then pushes for a healthcare exemption for his congressional district. Suspension for oregano a no-go   The Rutherford Institute says officials at a Virginia middle school have rescinded the 10-day suspension of a student for possessing a plastic bag of oregano at school. Pro-life cause targeted in NYC   New York City faces a federal lawsuit over its recently passed ordinance dealing with the free-speech rights of pro-life pregnancy centers. Obama’s Monetary Policy: Stick It to the Middle Class by Kyle-Anne Shiver Inflated federal egos drive real-world inflation ever higher. Read | 50 Comments Worry Over Islam Like Hitler’s Hatred of Jews? by Til Biermann and Clemens Heni Yes, says Germany’s leading historian of anti-Semitism. Read | 29 Comments Why Anti-Israel Incitement and Terrorism from the PA, PLO, and Fatah Continues by Moshe Dann They are fully committed to violence, and with international money flowing in, they have no incentive to change. Read | 17 Comments Anti-American, Foreign Donors Are Paying Off Our Profs. Shouldn’t We Address This? by Clarice Feldman Adversaries have been buying sway in Congress and the public eye by funding American professors who advocate for them, to the tune of $600M. Read | 31 Comments Rebel Commander in Libya Fought Against U.S. in Afghanistan by John Rosenthal On his own admission, rebel leader Abdul-Hakim al-Hasadi fought American troops in Afghanistan and recruited Libyans to fight American troops in Iraq. (And don’t miss Rosenthal on “Gaddafi and Corruption: WikiLeaks vs. WikiLeaks” at the PJM Tatler.) Read | 70 Comments

• Romney’s path: Victory by ‘slog’

  By JONATHAN MARTIN | 3/25/11 10:05 PM

  The former Massachusetts governor’s second White House bid relies on outlasting the competition.

• Berkley surprises Giffords with gift from Siegfried & Roy

  By JENNIFER EPSTEIN | 3/25/11 4:33 PM

  

• Bachmann could shake up GOP field

  By JONATHAN MARTIN | 3/26/11 11:30 AM

  She possesses an array of other strengths that are certain to make her a factor in the primary.

• Chicago law professor attacks Libya

  By KEITH KOFFLER | 3/25/11 8:32 AM

  Opinon: Get a phonebook and find someone who can lead this war in a sensible manner.

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  Bachmann’s a showstopper in Iowa

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  Obama briefs Boehner on Libya

  Cantor, Pelosi, McConnell, Kyl, Hoyer, Kerry, Lugar and others also take part in a W.H. update.

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  Ferraro precursor to Hillary, Palin?

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  Woody Harrelson in ‘Game Change’

  The actor will play Steve Schmidt, McCain’s senior campaign strategist and adviser, in the HBO film.

• Sunday hosts weigh in on Libya

  By POLITICO STAFF | 3/25/11 12:47 PM

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• Sunday TV talk show tip sheet

  By ZACK HALE | 3/26/11 9:40 AM

  Hillary Clinton and Robert Gates make the rounds to discuss Libya, and Fox News hosts Newt.

• The Coffee Party and its discontents

  By BEN SMITH | 3/26/11 4:39 PM

  The party has been an example of the failure to counter the energy of the tea party movement.

• Obama stands by GE’s Immelt

  By ABBY PHILLIP | 3/25/11 3:21 PM

  He is still “bothered” by some business practices.

  • Offshore jobs boost GE, a W.H. ally

• Wis. law published despite order

  By ASSOCIATED PRESS | 3/26/11 9:08 AM

  Supporters say action by legislative office means the union law is now in effect.

• 2010 Senate flops fall forward

  By MOLLY BALL | 3/25/11 10:04 PM

  

• Maffei mulls House rematch in N.Y.

  By ALEX ISENSTADT | 3/25/11 6:15 PM

  “I want you to know that I am strongly considering running again,” the former rep. says in an email.

• Connie Mack not running after all

  By DAVID CATANESE | 3/25/11 10:34 AM

  An aide says the lawmaker will cite personal reasons and his young family for his decision.

• Napolitano: Border better than ever

  By JENNIFER EPSTEIN | 3/25/11 4:16 PM

  She says the region is safe, and that her department is working to further secure it.

• Senate Democrats plot EPA rescue

  By ROBIN BRAVENDER | 3/25/11 12:57 PM

  They hope to siphon GOP strength by voting on Democrats alternatives first.

• This week by the numbers

  By PATRICK GAVIN | 3/25/11 4:55 PM

  

• Vt. plant OK belies nuclear review

  By DARIUS DIXON | 3/25/11 10:19 AM

  Relicensing of the nuclear plant leads to questions about Obama’s comprehensive review.

• Husband of Ensign mistress indicted

  By JOHN BRESNAHAN & MANU RAJU | 3/25/11 11:08 AM

  Doug Hampton is charged with breaking lobbying laws related to his wife’s affair with the senator.

• Armstrong dings King on ‘tumor’

  By BRETT COUGHLIN | 3/25/11 10:44 AM

  He takes issue with health law description.

  • King Opinion: Political power of faith

• Wu: Aides left for ‘individual reasons’

  By JENNIFER EPSTEIN | 3/25/11 8:55 AM

  He tries to address questions about whether those closest to him have lost confidence in him.

• Tour de Lance in D.C.

  By PATRICK GAVIN | 3/25/11 4:37 AM