Egypt's unrest sparks fears about oil
2012 official kickoff: Coming soon
The fight for the GOP nod may start soon.
The early-state scramble
Pawlenty spent heavily on midterms
His PAC ran through $2.8 million in 2010.
Diplomats warn of consequences in Egypt
They say Mubarak's government is at serious risk.
Is regime change ahead in Mideast?
Opinion: Could these secular, public protests be the first of many?
Daley walks back health-care criticism
He was criticizing "the politics" around the law.
Fact check: Will insurance rates fall?
Zients to lead gov't reform initiative
The OMB deputy will head the effort to streamline the federal government and reducing waste.
U.S. won't cut off aid to Haiti
But Hillary Clinton urges the Haitian president's chosen successor to drop out of the race.
Medicaid panel off to rocky start
The advisory panel members hit the reset button when faced with the complexity and cost of the effort.
A big warning sign for Romney
Many of his top supporters from the last campaign say they’re making no promises this time.
Schumer warns GOP on budget
The story of Mark Salter
If Time’s Mark Halperin is right, Washington has been hit by the biggest Saltergram ever.
Dennis Kucinich: 'I'm out of the pit'
Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) has broken his silence on the olive pit incident.
Bush: 'I don't want to campaign'
The 43rd president says he has no desire to comment on or become involved with politics.
Pentagon: 'Don't ask' may end soon
Officials say the DoD is on track to end the policy this year, but it still requires further authorization.
The week in one-liners
Biden promises 'significant cuts'
He says the administration will also try to end the Bush-era tax cuts for the nation's highest earners.
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Hometown paper lambastes Santorum
Tribune-Review declares that his "nascent presidential campaign has died with a whimper fueled by a pander."
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Clinton calls for 'real democracy'
The secretary of state says there is no discussion now of "cutting off aid" to Egypt.
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How would post-Mubarak Egypt look?
"Best-case scenario – a transition government that restores the rule of law and ends the violence."
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Sleepy's brings pillows to Congress
The mattress company is offering free pillows to any freshman member sleeping in his or her office.
Right's weapon: Constitutional force
Boehner: No White House outreach
House speaker says Obama has been busy but that there will be "plenty of opportunities."
Boehner: Security can only go so far
The House speaker said the Giffords attack couldn't have been prevented.
Obama looks to clean energy
He says he will soon highlight "innovators across America who are relying on new technologies."
Wheeler died from blunt-force trauma
The official ruling follows weeks of speculation about how the former W.H. aide died.
This week in photos
Broun stands by 'socialism' tweet
He's unapologetic for a tweet that charged: "Mr. President, you don't believe in the Constitution."
Ohio gov: I don't need your people
A spokesman for John Kasich tells POLITICO the comment was intended in an entirely partisan way.
Candidacy affirmed, Rahm unveils ad
Rahm Emanuel released a campaign ad that capitalizes on his close relationship with Obama.
Boehner expands political machine
The new speaker is seeking to protect the GOP's sizable majority in a volatile political climate.
McConnell: Shutdown not off table
Sanchez may have conflict of interest
As top Dem on ethics committee, her connections to a prominent ethics lawyer may be an issue.
House Dems call for gun hearings
They ask Judiciary Committee chair to investigate high-capacity clips and background-checks.
Rubio taps Cheney aide to head office
The senator has selected Cesar Conda, a former aide to the vice president, as his chief of staff.
Mark Whitaker's mandate at CNN
“CNN remains very committed to not taking sides politically,” he says.
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