The New York Times
Blogs Her surprise decision to fly to Washington this week to vote on the debt ceiling bill remained a closely guarded secret until she walked into the House chambers, and likewise, Ms. Giffords, Democrat of Arizona, is keeping her constituents, and...
The independent
Well-wishers surround Gabrielle Giffords at the House of Representatives She came, she smiled and she was greeted by tearful colleagues. But the glow of Gabrielle Giffords' unexpected appearance on Capitol Hill on Monday to vote for the debt-ceiling...
The New York Times
An alternate reality takes hold once you enter the United States Capitol, a reality with little connection to the everyday life unfolding beyond the boundaries of its fortress-like grandeur. Your sense of direction is thrown off, along with any sense...
Telegraph India
With two minutes to go and roughly 20 votes needed to pass a bill to raise the nation's debt limit, a smattering of applause rippled from a corner of the House chamber. After a few seconds of confusion, a flash of teal jacket could be seen almost...
Christian Science Monitor
Shrugging off unfavorable polls and harsh criticism from Biden and other Democrats, the tea party faithful take stock of their influence on Capitol Hill's debt deal and look ahead to the next battle. Atlanta Local tea party activists Tuesday shrugged...
USA Today
House of Representatives chamber during Monday's debt ceiling vote to say hello to returning Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz. Biden could just as easily have been there to celebrate the vote itself -- after all, he played a key role in making it...