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Chris Christie: Fit to Be President?
The psychological and political aftermath of the governor's weight-loss surgery
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The psychological and political aftermath of the governor's weight-loss surgery
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Although it was a signature issue for Sen. Obama during his campaign, President Obama won't get much political capital for following through on his promise.
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Judging by his latest barrage of criticism, the former Massachusetts governor is already running against the president -- sort of
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With his "humane" argument, the former House speaker has put the president's chief rival, Mitt Romney, in a difficult spot
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Republican consultants at loose ends and looking for work sold the Texas governor a bill of goods about his prospects
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After the leak of classified State Department cables, the president will direct federal agencies on sharing information
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American leaders consistently hector the global body, challenging it to live up to its charter
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The president and Congress just haven't gotten along. In tonight's speech, he'll face a tough political calculus yet again.
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At a time of uncertainty, do Americans want a more aggressive commander in chief?
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The White House's war review is still pending, but it probably won't lead the president to accelerate U.S. troops' departure
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Democratic reforms were supposed to drive down costs and expand access, but a new study forecasts employers rolling back benefits
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The former Alaska governor likes to criticize the "lamestream media." Does it hold her to a different standard?
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A lot can happen between now and Election Day. From foreign policy to health insurance premiums, here's how a Republican might win.
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Why they consider Romney the most formidable and are relieved Daniels won't run
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President Obama's heavy-duty limousine is no match for a strip of pavement, and a brief Secret Service rescue mission ensues
The National Geospatial Agency mapped bin Laden's compound, analyzed drone data, and helped the SEALs simulate their mission
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The president silences his national-security critics heading into 2012, and the CIA stands tall after the damage of 9/11
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The president's political strengths and weaknesses, as he opens the 2012 campaign
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A tough economy could make him a one-term president
The president's path to reelection
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The 2012 election is underway
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In about two weeks, the president will become a candidate
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The president tells us why the U.S. intervened in Libya, and not elsewhere
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The president will try to clear things up with a speech Monday night
The president had to balance the ideals of democracy and the hard-nosed interests of the country in his decision making.
Just-released audio of the command-post radio conversations from the moment President Ronald Reagan was shot on March 30, 1981
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Interacting with Rep. Issa's now-former spokesman
Granted unprecedented access for his recent magazine profile, The Atlantic's Marc Ambinder answers reader questions about the Secret Service and its inner workings
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Regime change in Egypt poses a test for Obama's foreign policy doctrine
The centrist Democratic Leadership Council may be going away, but its ideas still influence political debates
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