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Published January 13, 2009
Retired four-star Gen. Eric K. Shinseki is facing a daunting task as the probable next head of the Veterans Affairs Department -- getting soldiers returning from the field into the workforce in a very weak employment environment
Published October 20, 2008
The Iraqi government may be 'playing chicken' with the Bush administration, running the clock down to America's Nov. 4 presidential election in order to get a better deal on the official status of U.S. troops in Iraq beyond next year.
Published April 24, 2008
The Planned Parenthood Federation of America has perpetuated a “genocide on the black community,” says a group of African-American pastors who claimed Thursday the birth control and abortion provider has had a racist agenda since its beginnings in 1921.
Published January 28, 2008
The well-funded and very politically active Rep. Ron Klein is not about to give up his Florida congressional seat easily, but retired Col. Allen West is banking on his notoriety as much as his military experience to make his case.
Published December 19, 2007
The problem with getting stuck with the 'blow-dried candidate' label is that no matter where one is in the polls, everyone is still talking about the hair.
Published December 07, 2007
In what some are calling the first public acknowledgement that Al Franken may be more than a funnyman with quaint political aspirations, Sen. Norm Coleman's campaign is calling out the former Saturday Night Live star over contradictory statements on Iraq.
Published December 03, 2007
Democrats running the House of Representatives had their chance to lead and squandered it, say Republicans determined to put a bright face on seemingly dim hopes for a return to a GOP majority in 2008.
Published November 28, 2007
A key ally of Mike Huckabee that "went for broke" in the presidential primary campaign has ended up nearly there. But Americans for Fair Taxation says not to count it out just yet.
Published November 28, 2007
Republican lawmakers and strategists are divided over whether the party should espouse conservative principles or a more moderate image in light of 2007 election results.
Published October 26, 2007
A civil rights advocate and talk radio host — with Al Sharpton's support — is urging Americans not to spend money on Nov. 2 to protest the federal government's handling of hate crimes and other issues