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The Supreme Court struck down parts of Arizona’s immigration law, but upheld a provision that says police can check the immigration status of people they stop or arrest. Jan Crawford reports on the narrow ruling.

Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy Time magazine’s Mark Halperin: “I actually think whatever the court rules, it’s bad for the president, and that’s not my opinion, that’s based on reporting including with a

Two freight trains collided in the Oklahoma Panhandle on Sunday, sparking a huge diesel fire. Three Union Pacific crewmembers remain missing.

Thousands of police officers take to the streets during a massive strike in Bolivia.

For the second time in two days, malfunctioning security screening equipment forced the evacuation of a New York area airport.

The first models of the high-end electric vehicle make an appearance.

At least 7 fires are burning across Colo. as the state battles one of the most severe wildfire seasons in recent memory. The state’s governor says officials across the country recognize that it’ll take a big push to get the

Homeowner tapes bears fighting one another in her backyard.

With 51.73% of the vote the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mohammed Mursi is the winner of Egypt’s presidential election run off.

Eighty-five Israelis are arrested in Tel Aviv as protesters smash bank windows and clash with police during demonstration over social injustice.

CBS: Tim Pawlenty is at the top of many speculation lists of potential running mates for Mitt Romney, but the former Minnesota governor tells Bob Schieffer he can help the candidate in a lot of other ways

CBS: Gov. Rick Perry, R-Texas, who criticized Mitt Romney for his experience at Bain Capital during the Republican primary, has some advice for the president’s reelection campaign: that attack won’t work.

CBS: Former presidential candidate Gov. Rick Perry, R-Texas, talks about the president”s recent immigration announcement.

On ABC’sThis Week Rep. Issa charges Obama administration with covering up key information.

CBS: Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa said “I don’t think that Latinos are going to vote” for Mitt Romney for a number of reasons, from immigration to economic policies.

Democrat Congressman Mike McIntyre (D-NC) refuses to endorse Pres. Obama

This Week in Politics Roundtable: Rep. Xavier Becerra, George Will, Major Garrett, Peggy Noonan, and Hilary Rosen.

CBS: Texas Gov. Rick Perry has questions about the Fast and Furious operation and the president’s use of executive privilege in the Fast and Furious gun running case.

State laws prevent schools from allowing students to use sunscreen.

Family fears for the life of Pakistani doctor who helped the CIA find Osama bin Laden.

Cigarette store clerks weren’t about to let an armed robber get away with anything, so they ganged up and managed to fight him off.