Census results show power shifting westward
Texas big winner in census data
Seats lost in N.Y., Ohio, end up in Texas, Florida.
W.H. positioned for win on START
Pelosi: No regrets
"We came here to do a job, and we did the job," the outgoing speaker tells POLITICO.
McConnell plans to make Dems sweat
The senator tells POLITICO, “If they think it’s bad now, wait till next year.” .
Where is umbrage when you need it?
Opinion: The news that Kissinger told Nixon to ignore another Holocaust ought to provoke outrage.
FCC approves Net neutrality rules
New rules stop providers from blocking lawful sites.
Gibbs seeks help from Jon Stewart
Congress displeases on DREAM
Simon says that while lawmakers accomplish some things, they play at others.
Engler to head Business Roundtable
The GOP partisan leader now heads one of the few business groups with good W.H. ties.
GOP freshmen-to-be shared wealth
Some all-but-certain 2010 victors cut checks to other candidates in the election's final weeks.
Coburn may block Sept. 11 bill
The legislation is a priority of New York Democrats.
Wyden recovering after surgery
Paper slams Brown libel suit threat
Such lawsuits from public officials have repeatedly been rejected, the newspaper's lawyer writes.
Tester draws ire of liberals
The Montana senator disappointed progressives with his vote on the DREAM Act.
Palin aide to work for Ariz. lawmaker
Tom Van Flein will become deputy chief of staff for newly elected Rep. Paul Gosar.
Richardson hopeful on N. Korea
The New Mexico governor believes Pyongyang is ready to consider drawing down tensions.
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Google, Blumenthal square off
The company refuses to turn over data it accidentally collected while mapping neighborhoods.
Manchin stands by skirting votes
The West Virginia newcomer defends his decision to attend a "holiday gathering" instead.
White House staffers: It gets better
LGBT staffers join the president and other politicians with an inspirational video.
Obama 2.0: Reinventing a presidency
He'll need to change things around if he wants to have a chance in 2012.
DADT win but no truce in culture war
Opinion: As gays and lesbians get ready to serve openly in the military, other questions remain.
