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A detailed look at security detail that moves the president on the ground More »
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Atlantic contributing editor Marc Ambinder is co-writing a book on national security and secrecy. More
A detailed look at security detail that moves the president on the ground More »
The White House knew protests were coming. A day-by-day account of how Obama ordered his team to respond More »
Jay Carney will take over for Robert Gibbs More »
After the writing and rewriting is done, President Obama will lay out a vision for competitiveness in his third State of the Union address on Tuesday More »
The president also abolishes the White House political office and moves staff to the DNC More »
Gene Sperling takes over as the president's top economic adviser More »
In picking Rahm's successor, Obama replaces one Chicago titan with another More »
Friction over staffing changes is causing top aides to go to the press in an effort to influence the outcome of the president's staff and structure review More »
The former Commerce secretary met with the president in December More »
Why it's unlikely, and wouldn't succeed More »
How could Bradley Manning alone have leaked so much classified material? More »
Getting China to help rein in Pyongyang isn't easy and may be impossible More »
This is my final blog post for The Atlantic. Five years ago, as a way to boost the competitive metabolism of The Hotline, Chuck Todd hired me away from ABC News to create "Hotline On Call." I was to be the first political reporter working for a mainstream news organization whose output would be exclusively online. "On Call" made its debut in early September, the same week that Chris Cillizza began "The Fix." Back then, reporters didn't blog. Newspapers and… More »
The president will take his time reorganizing his staff, possibly making some structural changes along the way More »
Is Romney already preparing for his 2012 presidential campaign? More »
A roundup of some notable results around the country More »
It doesn't look like President Obama will borrow a page from President Bush's post-midterm playbook More »
The intelligence brief on the apparent accident was three sentences long, and it scared the hell…
