Holder soldiers on
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Boehner gas gaffe creates opening
The W.H. is working hard to make sure he's stuck.
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Frosh compete for tea party mantle
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Boehner not 'wedded to' Ryan plan
He seems to be backpedaling, groups say.
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Overflow crowds for Ryan town halls
Record crowds of supporters and opponents flood meetings throughout southeastern Wisconsin.
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Firefighters' union money goes local
A major union is freezing federal political spending, and shifting resources toward its state colleagues.
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Debt gets GOP 'listening sessions'
House Republican leaders want to ensure their conference will raise the debt limit.
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Jackson: Trump birtherism is racial
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Cameron's rise offers clues for D.C.
Opinion: It shows what can happen when radical reforms are implemented without public support.
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Thank you, Standard & Poor's
Opinion: The bond rating service's prediction is sort of a prediction of a prediction of a remote possibility.
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POLITICO Influence: Coleman's back
The former Minnesota senator is joining lobbying powerhouse Hogan Lovells.
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Carl Lewis stopped in his tracks
New Jersey’s top election official says he failed to meet the residency requirement.
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Rob Lowe's political passions
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Senator: Sony playing with outage
A breach that’s kept Sony’s PlayStation Network offline for six days has peeved Richard Blumenthal.
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Local Iowa activists to boost Paul
He will unveil his Iowa leadership team Tuesday afternoon at a Des Moines news conference.
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R.I. pol faces pot charges
He is also charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and driving under the influence.
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EPA chief: Gas prices not our fault
Jackson: “What appears to be the most important factor ... is our dependence on imported energy.”
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Olbermann keeps 'Countdown' name
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Brewer: Birther fight is destructive
“It’s become such a huge distraction,” the Arizona governor says.
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Toles: A chip off the Herblock
The cartoonist is honored with the Herblock Prize, named for the legendary artist that Toles replaced.
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Giffords inspires 'Law & Order' plot
The Tucson shooting inspires a plot for the NBC show in which a female senator is shot.
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Ethanol group paid Gingrich $300K+
The payout was reportedly among Growth Energy's largest single 2009 expenditures.
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Obama gives credit to Chambliss
Plus: More snippets of the president's interviews with local TV stations; and everything from the briefing.
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2012 LIVE
Santorum's no birther
Rick says Obama's got the same proof of birthplace that he does himself: a birth certificate.
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The Arena
Does Ron Paul have a chance?
John Anzalone: "If nothing else, Ron Paul is fun to watch in debates." Join in.
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Rahm to dine with Chicago Tribune
The mayor-elect makes his way back to D.C. for the White House Correspondents' Dinner this weekend.
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Couric leaving CBS Evening News
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How Barbour's move shakes up 2012
The army of operatives he cultivated is up for grabs.
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Wiretapping leak probe dropped
DoJ decides not to prosecute lawyer who leaked information on G.W. Bush's top-secret program.
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Holder defends Clement over DOMA
Attorney General Eric Holder rejects attacks on Paul Clement for his decision to defend the law.
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Primary challenger bad news for Wu
Labor commissioner Brad Avakian is Wu's first serious primary challenger in his seven-term career.
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Priebus: 2012 field may surprise
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Weekend warriors want mayhem
Simon says three senators, safe in D.C., want the U.S. to engage in more acts of global aggression.
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Wasserman Schultz staff may follow
Some of the Fla. rep.'s aides could end up splitting time between the DNC and her House office.
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Town hall 'degenerates into bedlam'
Critics at the event decry freshman Rep. Dan Webster's support of the Paul Ryan budget plan.
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Obama: Daniels is 'serious,' but ...
Barack Obama's not going to make any predictions about Mitch Daniels's place in 2012.
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Kelly: Giffords excited for launch
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Obama's conflicting policies on Syria
Opinion: The Obama administration’s policy in the country is at war with itself. And it shows.
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Ron Paul 'exploring' W.H. bid
He will announce the formation of a committee.
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Shuler gets a primary challenger
Councilman Cecil Bothwell, who was originally going to run as an independent, has changed his mind.
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Candidate: 'I do chase women'
W. Va. gubernatorial candidate Arne Moltis compares himself to Italy's Silvio Berlusconi.
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Blago trial may be moved for Oprah
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Rogers's 'empire' under scrutiny
The Appropriations chairman has built $236M worth of federally funded projects.
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