Anyone who’s interested in all the essential poltical news injected with reverent wit and wisdom should obviously be reading The Note every day, but, believe it or not, there are other forms of information floating around in cyberspace.

My new favorite, recommended to me a couple days ago, is “The Progress Report“, put together each morning by the crew at the Center for American Progress.

It’s true that the Center for American Progress is a progressive, partisan think-tank… but The Progress Report only has a hint of lefty rhetoric mixed in with tons of information and valuable heads-ups to developing stories (unlike it’s blog-cousin Think Progress).

The Progress Report breaks down the day’s top stories in an easy to read format, providing links to every source (I’d prefer that they cite, but it’d break the flow of their prose).

The Report features separate sections for more “provacative” stories and important issues that have gone “under the radar”.

Oh, and the link from the RSS feed is just the barebones, print-page style text, served just the way raw information should be.
Try it, I think you’ll like it.

Note: The googling monkeys have yet to be taken out for brunch.