The President pushes for a final vote on health care. Chile digs out. And top Democrats — Rangel, Paterson — in ethics trouble. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.

The health care summit. Toyota’s apology. And the Afghan flag goes up over Marjah. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.

Marines fight for Marjah. The stimulus one year in. And Senate Democrats lose Evan Bayh. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.

Iran’s new nuclear push. Debt shakes the market. And “snowpocalypse” in Washington. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.

South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford stepped out very publicly on his wife. Now she’s talking. Jenny Sanford is with us.

New Orleans has a Super Bowl victory and a brand new incoming mayor. But how’s the city really doing? We’ll check in.

With filibuster threats and gridlock, many fear Congress is failing to deliver, just when the country needs it. We look at what’s been called the “broken branch.”

The President speaks, in his State of the Union address. We’ll get reaction from progressive blogger Jane Hamsher, conservative Pat Buchanan, and you.

Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, says it’s time to change how teachers are evaluated. We’ll ask her if the union is now really ready to change.

A huge GOP win in blue Massachusetts. Democrats scramble to save health care reform. The Supreme Court unleashes corporate campaign cash. And Haiti suffers on.

One year after Barack Obama’s inauguration, the loss of Ted Kennedy’s Senate seat has stunned Democrats. We look at the president, his party, and his agenda now.

On Martin Luther King Day, African Americans speak on race and what’s changed in the first year of Barack Obama’s presidency.

A massive earthquake in Haiti. A China-Google showdown. And Wall Street in the Congressional hot seat. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.

CEOs of bailed-out banks testify in Washington on the roots of the financial crisis — as they get set to hand out billions in bonuses. We’ll weigh the testimony.

The “Tea Party” movement is shaking up the GOP and big chunks of the country. We talk with Tea Partiers about where they go from here.

Two Democratic senators set to retire. Politics in flux, and a top-level security reassessment at the White House. Our Friday news roundtable dives in.

Jim Wallis, progressive evangelical writer and activist, says the financial crisis is a moral crisis. We’ll hear his case for new values.

Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin didn’t make it to the top. We’ll ask who will, who might, with The Washington Post’s Anne Kornblut, and more.

The year 2010. We’ll look with fresh eyes at expectations and hopes — political, economic, cultural — for the new year.

Back home from Copenhagen, with a deal that satisfies no one. We’ll talk with those who were there about what happens next.