Topic: Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission

Tax VOX Free the IRS from regulating political speech

The Supreme Court pushed the IRS into the morass of regulating political speech with its Citizens United decision. Congress needs to pull the IRS out of the political swamp.

Tax VOX Did the IRS illegally target the Tea Party? Seven questions answered.

IRS 101: Seven questions about the tea party scandal

Tax VOX IRS was wrong to target Tea Party. What about other political groups?

The New Economy Shareholders ask firms: What are your politics?

Opinion Liberal hypocrisy on Bloomberg's moneyed fight for gun control

Campaign finance: Supreme Court declines case on contributions by corporations

Supreme Court to take up case that could overhaul campaign finance

Robert Reich Immigration, corporations, and the real debate over US citizenship

Robert Reich National income tax: a century of progressive taxes. More ahead?

Obama's State of the Union speech to be Feb. 12, as more 'fiscal cliffs' loom

The Oath

Electing a president: Five insights from Obama campaign manager Jim Messina

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito takes on critics, defends Citizens United

Election 2012: 12 reasons Obama won and Romney lost

Opinion After Obama win, how civility can come to Washington (+video)

Angus King wins. Maine sends new voice of moderation to Senate.

Crunch time in Ohio, as Obama, Romney blitz to get out the vote

As US Supreme Court opens, all eyes on Chief Justice John Roberts

3 lawyers test human rights cases from abroad in Supreme Court

The Vote Best lines of Democratic convention – from Jennifer Granholm to John Kerry (+video)

Decoder Wire Why did President Obama do a Reddit 'Ask Me Anything'?

Convention bounce: How much will Romney and Obama get?

Monitor Breakfast AFL-CIO chief's message to Obama: 'jobs, jobs, and more jobs'

Constitutional amendment required to undo Citizens United, Senate panel told