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Attorney Gloria Allred spices up California's gubernatorial race by floating accusations against Meg Whitman by the candidate's former housekeeper, an illegal immigrant More »
John Raese uses the phrase to hit Joe Manchin on coal, despite both candidates' allegiance to the industry More »
In a follow-up to Citizens United, the Supreme Court will determine what rights corporations have when they are defined as "people" More »
On Thursday, some of the Obama administration's most significant health care reforms went into place. For opponents of the law, they're a reminder of the work that is underway in courtrooms and on ballots across the country. More »
Representatives from both sides of the aisle struggle to figure out how to react to his satiric commentary, and eventually glimpse some straightforward concern for the plight of migrant workers More »
After months of railing against the drilling ban, the senator uses unexpected leverage on the White House More »
After hedging on the politically charged Prop. 23, the GOP candidate for governor chooses to fly in the face of her party's establishment More »
The Senate votes today on the DISCLOSE Act, a campaign finance bill that was filibustered by Republicans this summer -- a fate that will likely be reprised More »
He touched on Iran, climate change, and religious intolerance, with an extended focus on the Arab-Israeli peace process More »
In a surprise move, Senate Republicans choose not to strip the recent party pariah of her rank on the Energy and Natural Resources Committee More »
In the latest symptom of procedural paralysis in the Senate, Democrats fail to overcome a filibuster on the annual defense authorization bill More »
Would running for president on a Tea Party platform, as a new SarahPAC video may suggest, be a good move for Sarah Palin? More »
The Arizona Republican rails against the inclusion of a repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" in the annual defense authorization bill--but he should really be critiquing an immigration add-on More »
