Obama balances Egypt, economy
Mubarak splits Israel from neocons
Israeli leaders are worried about what's next.
The Mormon primary: Romney vs. Huntsman
Reid may seek earmarks in 2012
He sees the ban as a "one-year moratorium" necessary to "get the appropriations bills done."
GOP scales back budget cut goals
Their best hope is to cut appropriations by $32B.
Chris Christie vs. Martin O'Malley
O'Malley "doesn’t know what he is talking about. Come to New Jersey," says N.J. gov.
Lieberman writing book on faith
He's penning a book about his faith and dedication to setting aside the Sabbath as a day of rest.
Prayer Breakfast pays Giffords tribute
Rumsfeld unplugged
His new memoir will be released next week.
GOP loses 'forcible rape' language
After an uproar over the wording, they will drop it from a bill to ban taxpayer-subsidized abortions.
House conservatives push on policy
The Republican Study Committee trades its role as GOP gadfly for real power within the party.
K Street gears up for Issa probes
They expect a spike in investigations business.
Jennifer Lopez headed to W.H. party
Poll: Immigration enforcement divide
A survey finds sharp disagreement along party lines over who should take the lead.
Immigration reform makes cents
Opinion: Implementing comprehensive reform is the right choice for the economy.
Obama's immigration opportunity
Opinion: E-Verify is a small patch of common ground that could help put millions back to work.
Verizon: FCC suit not tied to plan
The top U.S. wireless carrier says it's only challenging the FCC's authority on net neutrality.
Michael Steele's 'steel curtain'
Bachmann to test waters in S.C.
She will scope out her 2012 prospects in the state.
Priebus to Fla.: Don't vote early
He begs the state party to stick to national rules and not hold a January primary.
Dems beat GOP to punch on EPA bill
Henry Waxman and Ed Markey release a draft of the Republicans' legislation to reporters.
Pataki mulls 2012 run
His bid relies on views of tea party, health care.
Thune faces tough choice on 2012
Despite rumblings of a presidential bid, some say the South Dakota senator is likely to stay put.
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Charlotte BBQ wars smoke DC
First lady's gaffe ignites debate among Washington insiders over regional cuisine.
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Clinton joins chorus for free press
Egypt must give journalists the "ability to report on these events," the secretary of state says.
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Gore's 'hysteria' on global warming?
"Would be amusing if it weren't so darn expensive." Plus, a discussion on Donald Rumsfeld's memoir.
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Gephardt spotted out for lunch
Plus: Sen. Joe Lieberman is working on a book about his Jewish faith currently titled "Gift of Rest."
McCain: No plans for endorsement
Why Palin snubbed CPAC
She's now rejected their invite three times.
Boehner expands media access in House
“I agree that enhancing opportunities for media coverage can make the House more open," he says.
Egypt prompts look at U.S. energy
Senate leaders: Reduce use of foreign oil.
Wyden: Explain sports site take-down
He asks for more details about the crackdown.
Perry not partying for Super Bowl
Late deal saves Super Bowl telecast
It temporarily ends a standoff between DirecTV, Northwest Broadcasting over programming payment.
Cuccinelli wants SCOTUS fast track
Virginia AG: Immediately review health challenge.
Dem rep. files for bankruptcy
A major bank won a $2.6 million arbitration award against Rep. Ruben Hinojosa.
Obama to detail energy programs
He'll unveil new efficiency incentives Thursday.
Mark Foley introduces Allen West
Alaskans upset with drilling delay
Shell is still waiting on permits from the EPA and Department of the Interior.
Bono Mack to support anti-EPA effort
The California Republican voted for cap-and-trade legislation in the summer of 2009.
Mideast unrest no cause for oil hike
Opinion: We must not rely so much on other countries to supply our energy needs.
Bundlers raise millions for Hill
The president shuns them, but Democrats in Congress have no such qualms.
Is there gender bias on weeping?
Senate Dems, W.H. plot 2012 strategy
Liberals in the upper chamber are playing bad cop while the president mostly stays above the fray.
Why we fight health reform rollback
Opinion: Four Democrats argue that health reform repeal would be disastrous for the country.
