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5:00 PM ET, October 12, 2013

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Politico:
Democrats reject Susan Collins proposal  —  Democratic leaders in the Senate are rejecting an offer by Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) to end the budget impasse, arguing it asks for too much in return for too little, senators and aides tell POLITICO.  —  The development comes on the same …
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House takes back seat after W.H. rejects plan  —  Speaker John Boehner told House Republicans Saturday morning that his efforts to strike a deal with President Barack Obama are at a standstill.  —  There is no agreement, Boehner said in a room in the Capitol Saturday, and there are no …
Jonathan Strong / National Review:
Paul Ryan Flashes Anger at Senate Republicans  —  House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan lashed out at Senate Republicans for interfering with the House GOP's talks with the White House to reopen the government and lift the debt ceiling, suggesting his colleagues on the other side of the Capitol were betraying Speaker John Boehner.
Rosalind S. Helderman / Washington Post:
Reid, McConnell launch bipartisan talks on ending shutdown  —  Senate Majority Leader Harry M. Reid (D-Nev.) and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) have launched discussions over a proposal to raise the debt ceiling and end the government shutdown, after talks between House Republicans and President Obama reached an impasse.
Alexander Bolton / The Hill:
New Senate GOP plan would raise debt-limit until January 2014  —  A trio of centrist Senate Republicans is pushing a plan to reopen the government for six months, extend the debt ceiling until Jan. 31, 2014 and make reforms to ObamaCare.  —  Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) …
Mike Flynn / BREITBART.COM:
HOUSE GOP BLINKS: WILL LIFT DEBT AND REOPEN GOVERNMENT  —  House Republicans have sent the White House a revised proposal to lift the debt ceiling for six weeks, as well as reopen government through December 15th, which was their original spending proposal before the partial shutdown.
Emma Dumain / Roll Call:
House GOP Talks With Obama Break Down as Both Look to Senate  —  Updated 11:09 a.m. |  House Republican talks with President Barack Obama have broken down, with GOP leaders telling their conference Saturday that the White House rejected their offer for a short-term debt limit increase tied to negotiations over reopening the government.
New York Times:
Senate Leaders Try to End Debt Crisis; Talks Fail in House  —  WASHINGTON — Senate leaders on Saturday began last-ditch negotiations on reopening the government and raising the debt ceiling as talks between House Republicans and the White House collapsed, dashing hopes for a quick resolution …
Discussion: The White House and Politico
Dana Milbank / Washington Post:
Cruzification of the GOP  —  When a poll came out this week showing that the government shutdown was putting Republican Mike Coffman in danger of losing his Colorado congressional seat, the lawmaker responded with the serenity of martyrs through the ages.  —  “Whatever the consequences …
Paul Bond / Hollywood Reporter:
MSNBC President Wants ‘Investigation’ Into Fox News' ‘Impossible’ Ratings Gain  —  Megyn Kelly blew out Rachel Maddow in the key demo on Tuesday after losing to her the night before.  “I have never seen it in all my years of cable,” says Phil Griffin.  —  Phil Griffin, president of MSNBC …
Brendan Sasso / The Hill:
Obama rules out short-term debt hike  —  President Obama signaled Saturday that he wouldn't accept the Republicans' offer for a short-term increase in the nation's debt limit.  —  “It wouldn't be wise, as some suggest, to just kick the debt ceiling can down the road for a couple months …
Sam Youngman / Lexington Herald-Leader:
Amid shutdown thaw, McConnell says it's time for ‘come together’ moment  —  WASHINGTON — As the standoff over the federal government shutdown appears to be thawing, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said Friday that it is time for a “come together” moment.
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Shawn Turner / ODNI Newsroom Feed:
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court Approves Government's Application to Renew Telephony Metadata Program  —  As indicated by a declassified court order and amended memorandum opinion published by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court Sept. 17, 2013, the court authorization requiring …
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Brendan Sasso / The Hill:
Court: NSA can continue sweeping phone data collection (Video)
Discussion: Politico
 
 
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