Ciara Torres-Spelliscy writes for The Hill.

Dig in: “For the past year and half, the Center for Responsive Politics has been putting together the largest publicly available set of IRS data on politically active nonprofits. Today, we’re releasing it.”

PR Watch reports.

Greg Colvin, Chair of the Drafting Committee of the Bright Lines Project, responds to Bob Bauer and others.

Bloomberg reports.

CNN: But two Democratic congressional sources involved in the IRS investigation told CNN’s Dana Bash that Issa’s characterization of the interviews is misleading. Their impression from the Cincinnati employees was that the Washington connection the employees were referring to… Continue reading

NYT: Mr. Issa ratcheted up the pressure over the weekend with the selective release of excerpts from continuing committee interviews with I.R.S. employees in Cincinnati involved in the added scrutiny of Tea Party groups and other conservative associations. In one… Continue reading

WSJ: At the same time the Internal Revenue Service was targeting tea-party groups, the tax agency took the unusual step of trying to impose gift taxes on donors to a prominent conservative advocacy group formed in 2007 to build… Continue reading

CPI reports.

See this letter from Democracy 21 and CLC.

Seems like everybody wants a piece of the IRS scandal.

Zack Roth on Cleta Mitchell.

Here.

Eric Wang writes.