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Will immigration reform get killed in Republican-led U.S. House?

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The biggest overhaul of U.S. immigration laws in a generation won bipartisan approval from a powerful U.S. Senate committee last week, but there is a strong chance that Republicans in the House of Representatives will end up killing it.Full story

Giffords, husband address graduates at Bard

Former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords urged a group of newly minted college graduates on Saturday to change the world — starting tomorrow. Full story

Thousands of bridges at risk of freak collapse

Thousands of bridges around the U.S. may be one freak accident or mistake away from collapse, even if the spans are deemed structurally sound. Full story

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Obama OKs honor for Birmingham bombing victims

Mass. Senate approves $34 billion spending plan

Obama's drone rules leave unanswered questions

U.S. awards medals to four girls killed in 1963 civil rights bombing

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Conn. House approves home foreclosure help bill

Wash. college students ask Congress for stability

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  Senate, House immigration bills set for clash in Congress

Former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson speaks with MSNBC’s Alex Witt about the future of Guantanamo Bay. Former Governor Richardson discusses President Obama’s recent comments on drones. He mentions the importance of confidentiality when national security is on the line. Former Governor Richards

  How Apple can keep billions away from the IRS

This week's top trenders include former Rep. Anthony Weiner entering the New York mayoral race, Sen. John McCain teaching a Tea Party freshman a lesson on the Senate floor, and Apple CEO Tim Cook getting a warm welcome from senators on the Hill. Rep. Keith Ellison, D-Minn., joins Ed Schultz to discu

  Rapid fire panel tackles OK and E.W.

Michael Eric Dyson, James Peterson and Caroline Heldman join Ed Schultz to talk about disaster funding hypocrisy, the Oklahoma state Senate's shady vote to effectively defund Planned Parenthood, and the rants of Bishop E.W. Jackson, Republican nominee for Lieutenant Governor in Virginia.

  Does Ed want Scott Walker to run in 2016?

In "Ask Ed Live," we heard from two of our viewers. Ed's fired up about Congress' inability to fund essentail repairs to crumbling bridges. And Will Scott Walker run in 2016? Ed's response is a highlight of the night.

  How Apple's CEO tamed lawmakers

On Tuesday, a powerful Senate investigations subcommittee met to demand answers from the CEO of the most valuable company in the world. Lawrence Korb from the Center for American Progress, Union organizer Stephen Lerner, Syracuse professor David Cay Johnston, and Yves Smith from nakedcapitalism.com

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