That's the ticket: GOP loves look of VP field
A new Dem threat to health care law
Some moderate senators are now looking to roll back the individual mandate.
CNN's King: I'm out-Foxed
The end of the DLC era
The outfit is on the verge of bankruptcy.
Senate Dems vow to block abortion bills
They say they'll deny attempts to limit funding.
Obama to lunch with Boehner, Cantor
The speaker, Cantor and McCarthy discuss foreign and domestic issues with the president Wednesday.
Will face time prevail over Facebook?
Opinion: In the age of social media, instant intimacy has replaced deep relationships.
Top 10: House races are heating up
Poll: GOP voters just want to win
Most say they don't have to agree on issues.
GOP hedges on health care funds
By leaving the language out of the a continuing resolution, Republicans risk angering conservatives.
Planned Parenthood will retrain workers
Responding to release of a controversial video, workers will attend training sessions.
Rumsfeld, McCain 'not a good fit'
Ex-defense secretary admits they don't get along.
VP fave Rubio staying neutral
Parsing Obama's Chamber message
It offers a whiff of the White House's desperation.
HuffPost to AOL: Leaving left behind?
The sale may signal a distancing from liberal roots.
On peace process: Time not to act
Opinion: In the wake of political changes, Obama should wait on Arab-Israel peace process.
When pro-U.S. tyrants topple
Opinion: Washington is frequently embarassed by its long-time support of authoritarian rulers.
Meat-free politicians
Reagan's eternal sunshine
Opinion: Reagan made things simple for a nation tired of complex, intractable problems.
Harman to resign from House
She is joining the Woodrow Wilson Center.
Hoyer disputes Shuler's Pelosi claim
He says she meets with Blue Dogs regularly.
Obama: Policy goals require civility
Cooperation is needed to cut spending, he says.
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Jeb: '12 door closed shut
Former Gov. Jeb Bush indicated that he's not reconsidering his decision to not run for president.
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McConnell ate with Obama on Friday
Plus: Boehner, Cantor and McCarthy will visit the W.H. on Wednesday; and Gibbs talks about Egypt.
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Gore wise to hire Olbermann?
"The former vice president should buckle his seat belt because he is in for a bumpy ride."
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James Franco coming to town
Plus: Texas Rep. Ted Poe has been named the biggest chatterbox of the 111th Congress.
Gibbs ties himself in nots
Lugar: Tea party needs to 'get real'
The moderate Repubican senator isn't shy about his criticism of the movement in an interview.
De-mystifying the Reagan mystique
Opinion: Michael Kinsley takes a critical look at the widespread praise of Ronald Reagan.
Ronald Reagan, forever young
Simon says that the nation's 40th president projected an optimism that was simply uncrushable.
Rhodes named new CBS News chief
In a big network shakeup, he will replace Sean McManus; also, Jeff Fager is named chairman.
Olbermann moves to Current TV
Obama faces new budget pressures
As senators meet to discuss a bipartisan plan, the president and GOP leaders race to catch up.
Mideast unrest complicates Wikileaks
The pro-democracy protests sweeping the area could make prosecuting Assange more difficult.
State rep. credits Hooters for success
Rep. Julia Hurley says, "If I could make it at Hooters, I could make it anywhere."
Rehberg likes 'President Bachmann'
Senate hopeful appears to back a Bachmann bid.
Pawlenty relishes status as underdog
GOP reviving culture wars
Opinion: The new House leadership is apparently making issues such as abortion its top priority.
GOP-ers seek to toss climate case
A public “nuisance” lawsuit is seeking to force the utilities to cut their greenhouse gas emissions.
Private jet info may be made public
The administration is looking at a policy to make the movements of some aircraft more transparent.
Blago lawyers seek Rahm call record
Rod Blagojevich’s defense team asks for what they say is missing evidence in his corruption trial.
Bristol talks politics, personal life
NLRB OKs worker's Facebook gripes
The board says a company can't bar workers from posting negative comments about their bosses.
Graham: Indies key to beating Obama
"We got a chance now to reengage with the American people,” he says.
Sharron Angle un-PAC'ing
The Nevada Republican distances herself from the political action committee she launched.
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