This afternoon, U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) addressed fellow conservatives in a Senate floor speech on immigration. In addition, Rubio released an open letter addressing concerns raised by Tea Party activists and leaders in the conservative movement on immigration reform. RUBIO: Over the last few days, I have received numerous em

PETER SCHIFF: The U.S. economy is not recovering. We are entering back into a recession, we might be in recession by the end of this year… Housing prices aren't going to keep rising, they're about to roll over and make new post-bubble lows. The Fed is not about to tighten, they're going to ease-- they're going to do even more QE, not less. I

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CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Overall, the decision, I think, will inevitably lead to the overturning of all the laws in all the states that disallow gay marriage and it is in the rational the Kennedy opinion. The Kennedy opinion says that the states are sovereign on the issue of marriage and thus the federal government cannot impose its definition in the s

Rachel Jeantel, a key witness in the George Zimmerman trial for the prosecution, testified today regarding the last conversation Trayvon Martin. Rachel Jeantel said she told Trayvon to run after he said: 'The n**** is still behind me.' She said she heard Trayvon ask the man 'Why are you following me?' and that he said, 'What are you doing aro

On Townsquare Media's NJ101.5 Gov. Chris Christie reacted to today's Supreme Court's decision on gay marriage, then renewed a pledge to veto any gay marriage bill that come to his desk. "I don't think the ruling was appropriate, I think it was wrong," Christie said.

On Wednesday, Rep. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.), a veteran of the Iraq War, dramatically chastised a federal contractor who claimed that a high school sports injury had rendered him a service-disabled veteran.

RUSH: What the Supreme Court majority said today essentially was, “We’re gonna find that DOMA was bad because we don’t like the people who are for it. We don’t care about the law. We don’t care what happened legislatively. We just don’t like the people because we think the people who support DOMA hate gays and they don’t like gay mar

A DNC web ad attacks the GOP for the being the "Same Old Party."

REPORTER: Congresswoman Bachmann put out a statement and she essentially said that the decision today cannot undo God's word. How do you react to that? PELOSI: Who cares?

JOHN GIBSON, FOX NEWS RADIO HOST: Do you think conservatives should turn their back on Marco Rubio? SARAH PALIN: I think every politician should be held accountable for breaking their campaign promise. Kelly Ayotte, bless her heart, she said on her website as a candidate that her top immigration priority would be to secure the border. No excuses

Deen defended herself from accusations of racism. "I believe that every creature on this earth -- every one of God's creatures -- was created equal."

While appearing on MSNBC to discuss their Supreme Court victory, the Prop 8 plantiffs receive a phone call from President Obama.

SEN. RAND PAUL: The way I see it is we have to look at what causes illegal immigration. People come here to pick crops, three hundred to four-hundred thousand people come in every year to pick crops, but only a few of them are using the work visa program. So, every year, two, three, four-hundred thousand illegal immigrants come into this country to

Chris Hayes argues that John Roberts' Supreme Court is trying to kill Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act without admitting that that's what they're doing. He is joined by Congressman John Conyers, D-Mich., as well as Debo Adegbile, who argued the case before the court, and Julie Fernandes of the Open Society Foundations.

Rachel Maddow points out the unfortunate placement of President Obama's buntings, the unfortunate droning of his airplanes, and the unfortunate timing of President Obama's landmark climate change speech coming on the same day as huge Supreme Court news, attention grabbing Texas politics and more.

Laura Ingraham argues that President Obama is in "legacy mode," unconcerned with what the public wants.

Mara Liasson, Steve Hayes, and Charles Krauthammer debate. 

In a dramatic slap at federal authority, a divided Supreme Court has struck down a key part of congressional law that denies to legally married same-sex couples the same benefits provided to heterosexual spouses. "DOMA is gone. This is a major broadly written opinion, which strikes down the law on the ground that it discriminates against gay peo