Obama braces for Huntsman run
W.H. scrambles to keep up with crisis
Official: "We're struggling to figure all this out."
U.S. wary of what's next for Egypt
Axelrod departs, satisfied
No adviser had more access to the president or lobbied more effectively in the White House.
Axe: GOP field 'unfathomable'
The race for the 2012 nomination is open, he says.
Clinton calls meeting of ambassadors
It's being billed as the first gathering of its kind.
Huck slow walks the cash race
His fundraising continues to lag coming into 2011.
Find out who's going where and why
GOP freshmen walk the red carpet
Republican rookies are turning conventional wisdom on its head with all the attention they're getting.
Assange: Pols put me in danger
He believes he or his staff may be assassinated.
Right's weapon: Constitutional force
Health care reform was the catalyst for challenges from GOP attorneys general and state legislators.
Upheaval in Egypt: Not about the U.S.
Opinion: These historic and indigenous events must not become about the United States.
Barbour critics: It's black and white
Iran won't take cues from Egypt
Opinion: Persians are not Arabs, and differ from them culturally, politically and even religiously.
Senate takes its time
In the first month of 2011, the chamber hasn’t even bothered much with deliberating.
Daley walks back health-care criticism
Says he was commenting on "the politics."
U.S. won't cut off aid to Haiti
But Hillary Clinton urges the Haitian president's chosen successor to drop out of the race.
Nancy Reagan's political role
Jerry Brown: moonbeam to mainstream
Opinion: California is different since his first run as governor. But Jerry Brown has changed, too.
Israel on shifting sands
Opinion: If a hostile regime emerges in Egypt, the U.S. is unlikely to let its ally twist in the wind.
Roemer rips GOP field, eyes decision
The former Louisiana governor says he'll announce soon whether or not he'll run for president.
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Huck: Egypt crisis threatens world
Also: Daniels mum on Egypt; Pawlenty calls Obama a "chicken"; and Santorum to talk tea.
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Gibbs keeps his distance on Egypt
"It is not up to us to determine when the grievances of the Egyptian people have been met," he says.
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Egypt crisis boon to U.S. drilling?
Ex-Rep. Ernest Istook: "Our own government that has created such a huge dependence on foreign oil."
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LaHood and Bieber team up
Plus: A KFC ad campaign in China touting its new fish sandwich features an Obama look-alike.
Top 10 most competitive Senate races
Koch meeting draws protests
This was the first year the event attracted the attention of anyone at all beyond the attendees.
The early-state scramble: It's on!
Prospective candidates are already thinking through the necessary calculus for the first contests.
Poll: GOP should listen to tea party
A new survey finds seven in 10 Americans think party leaders should consider the movement's ideas.
Palin retreat? She's reloading
She won't drop her trademark phrase, an aide says.
Frosh fundraiser's tab: Nearly $80K
Jumping into the high-risk pools
Within the past 75 days, enrollment in the federally run program has just about doubled.
Fact check: Will insurance rates fall?
Obama says the health law will lower premiums. The GOP says it’s already raising them. Who’s right?
From Obama, promises, promises
Opinion: The president's speech, despite all of its words of symbolism, was a lost opportunity.
Dems: Frackers may have broken law
The method of extracting natural gas has become a flashpoint on Capitol Hill.
Pawlenty: Obama a 'chicken'
Pawlenty spent heavily on midterms
His PAC ran through $2.8 million in 2010.
One-fourth of Web traffic is pirated
Nearly a quarter of global Internet traffic consists of downloading of pirated content, says a report.
Energy industry braces for cuts
Industry groups and lobbyists are on alert to defend their share of tax breaks.
Boehner: No White House outreach
But he says he thinks president realizes there will be "plenty of opportunities" coming up.
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Boehner: Security can only go so far
The House speaker says the Giffords attack could not have been prevented by a protective detail.
McConnell: Shutdown not off table
On tackling the nation's debt, the minority leader says “The president needs to be more bold.”
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