Daily Briefing: Searching for the MoJo
* Nationwide boycott and simultaneous rallies are planned for today by pro-immigrant groups; Senate leaders are near a compromise, "but the White House may be underestimating the degree of opposition from within his party." [USAT, WP]
* Thousands rally on the mall to call for action on Darfur. Sen. Obama: "Paralysis in the face of genocide is wrong." [WP, NYT, USAT]
* Conservatives inundated with complaints about plan to rebate $100 to taxpayers for high gas prices. Rush Limbaugh: "What kind of insult is this? Instead of buying us off and treating us like we're a bunch of whores, just solve the problem." [NYT]
* Official report admits "shortfalls and deficiencies" in Iraq reconstruction as well as "substantial progress." [WP]
* Josh Bolten, making his television debut on Fox News, says the West Wing is trying "to get our mojo back." [WP]
* Bringing impersonator to Correspondents' Dinner was Bush's idea, officials say. [NYT]
* Democrats want to use minimum wage as a "wedge issue." [W$J]
* Alito will likely cast the deciding vote in three upcoming cases. [WP]