GOP cuts deep as right revolts
Lee resigns over suggestive photos
He resigns after half-naked photographs surfaced of him on an Internet gossip site.
Webb to retire; Dems eye Kaine
Tech war: Google vs. Microsoft
A Google spokesman argues that Microsoft is fueling the attacks against the Internet search giant.
HuffPo move sparks some backlash
Some progressives are fretting about what the move means for the future of their message.
GOP endures another floor loss
A third bill fails in the House this week.
Dems: Thomas should recuse himself
They say his wife's lobbying should keep him from ruling on health lawsuits in the Supreme Court.
Rice warns GOP against U.N. cuts
Insurance reality hits House GOP
Some freshmen face $1,200-a-month premiums.
GOP-EPA fight lives up to hype
House Energy and Commerce Committee Republicans blast greenhouse gas regulations.
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Cardenas to lead conservative group
Al Cardenas was elected today as the new chairman of the American Conservative Union.
Trials of public scrutiny
Obama poll numbers creep up
Obama’s new approval rating in at 51 percent.
Unemployment looms over Obama
The numbers will soon have serious implications for the president's reelection campaign.
The facts on foreign aid
Opinion: Americans deserve the truth about foreign assistance before policymakers rush to judgment.
The GOP's Israel primary
A stop in the Jewish state is becoming as critical as an early trip to Iowa or New Hampshire.
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How U.S. can back Mideast reform
Opinion: W.H. needs to walk a fine line between imposing reform by force and total disengagement.
Egypt fence-mending in U.S. future
There are some slips in W.H. diplomatic efforts.
Charlotte's DNC win boosts mayor
The fortunes of the youthful Anthony Foxx will likely take a turn for the better.
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Barbour speaks in Israel
Mississippi gov and possible 2012 contender says Washington should stop pushing for concessions.
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Obama on Webb: 'A strong voice'
Plus: Gibbs says Virginia will be "very competitive" in 2012; and he can't decipher Palin's criticism.
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Dem Senate majority almost lost?
Garry South: "It would take divine intervention to save Democratic control of the Senate in 2012."
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First lady in waiting
"I wasn't invited," Michelle Obama said of the royal wedding, but she added: "If I get invited, I'll go."
After lunch, GOP extends a hand
W.H. selective when releasing info
An official says the administration releases in statements only what is said on the American side.
Official: Bin Laden takes back seat
He says Anwar Al-Awlaki's group is a bigger threat.
GOP targets family planning program
Republicans' spending proposal would wipe out funding for the 40-year-old program.
Bernanke: 'several years' to normal
He testifies before the House Budget Committee.
Allen West to close CPAC
GOP: Save Browner documents
They want the White House climate and energy adviser's records preserved.
'What would Gabby want?'
Giffords camp rallying around their leader.
Santorum's Twe-eating Palin post
He is backpedaling from his critical remarks.
Rahm captures huge polling lead
With Election Day approaching, a survey shows Emanuel with his biggest edge yet.
Congress's jam band is back
Patrick considered resigning in 2007
The Massachusetts governor reportedly considered stepping down from the job a few years ago.
W.H., GOP trade war brewing
GOP-ers won't cede free trade label to Obama.
McCaskill returns to moderate roots
The Missouri Democrat tries to reclaim her 2006 persona for her 2012 campaign.
No bailout for states' looming crises
Opinion: Proper oversight can help change the course for cities states now headed toward crisis.
'Donald': We hardly knew ye
Come together on education reform
Opinion: No Child Left Behind offers a chance for Democrats and Republicans to work together.
