2012’s Worst Reputational Crises
Bad RepThe top-ten reputational crises of 2012. James Warren reports.
Obama’s Republican Buddy
BFFCould Peter Roskam, who cut deals with the president back when they were cub state legislators, be a key GOP bridge to the White House?
The Dirty Money Stimulus (Literally)
It’s ScienceA new survey shows that you’re more likely to spend a ratty dollar bill than a crisp new one. By James Warren.
Romney Failures Shocked Axelrod
Election Post-MortemDavid Axelrod tells a Chicago audience he was surprised by the Romney team’s missed opportunities. By James Warren.
Congress’s Injured Reserves
FLAWEDHe was MIA from Congress for months, thanks to a loophole that lets lawmakers sit out as long as they want.
Jesse Jackson Jr. Goes Tumbling Down
Once considered a potential presidential candidate, the congressman and son of the famous civil-rights leader resigned his House seat as he negotiates with federal prosecutors. James Warren reports.
What Took Holder So Long?
The attorney general defends his decision to delay informing Obama about the Petraeus probe. But several ex-Justice officials think Holder erred.
Obama’s Fiscal Cliff Dive
Blame to Go Around
Second-Term Surprise
Politics Not As UsualExpect the unexpected, say people who know the president well. James Warren on what’s in store for the next four years.