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Arizona Rep. Harry Mitchell's response to the decision Wednesday by a federal judge to knock down portions of the Arizona illegal immigration law isn't likely to appease his opponents in the race to defeat the sophomore Democrat who won the seat from Republican J.D. Hayworth in 2006.In fact, the Republicans vying in the Aug. 24 primary to take on Mitchell are prepared to argue illegal immigration with Mitchell right through to the Nov. 2 general election.After Judge Susan Bolton issued a partial injunction Wednesday stripping the Arizona law of three of its most potent enforcement provisions, Mitchell repeated his oft-stated position that neither the Arizona law nor the federal lawsuit opposing the law will fix the state's immigration problem."Illegal immigration affects our state more than it does any other -- more than half of all illegal crossings over the U.S.-Mexico border happen in Arizona. The federal government has a responsibility to secure the border and fix our broken immigr...
Amid growing controversy over procedures that exposed 10,000 veterans to the AIDS and hepatitis viruses, the Department of Veterans Affairs is now bracing against ne...
As Americans across the country grapple with one of the worst financial crises since the Great Depression , members of Congress quietly are getting a pay raise.Each ...
Substandard care at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center appears to extend to the nation's vast network of veterans hospitals, the head of a House panel investigating...
A former Fiesta Bowl officer has been indicted for making campaign contributions in someone else's name and filing false tax returns, among other counts announced We...
Stage set for one of biggest immigration battles in U.S. history
Dick Morris on why some Democrats have urged the Obama administration to back off a court battle over the controversial illegal immigration law
"To the victor goes the spoils" is an old saw often used in politics.But especially if you're victorious late.In this case, the "victor" is Rep. Blake Farenthold (R-...
Here is the collection of reports from Fox's Chad Pergram who is out and about throughout Washington tracking down the new members as they come to town. Keep checkin...
The sedan with Ohio tags sported two "Bill Johnson for Congress" stickers pasted to the rear window. It motored into the drive of the L'Enfant Plaza Hotel in Washing...
Stage Set for Historic Immigration ShowdownWednesday, July 07, 2010Print FNCThis is a rush transcript from "Hannity," July 7, 2010. This copy may not be in its final...
Amid growing controversy over procedures that exposed 10,000 veterans to the AIDS and hepatitis viruses, the Department of Veterans Affairs is now bracing against ne...
Democrats Looking for Big Boost to Help Vets Pay for CollegeMonday, May 12, 2008PrintWASHINGTON Congressional Democrats are pushing what could become the most dra...
Rep. Dave Schweikert, R-Ariz., defeated fellow Republican Rep. Ben Quayle, R-Ariz., in a bitterly contested primary Tuesday that pitted two members of the House Repu...
She loves motorcycles and yoga, and is as comfortable in a business suit walking the halls of Congress as she is in leather riding gear at the famed Sturgis Motorcyc...
Arizona's court-altered illegal immigration law went into effect just after midnight Wednesday, hours after a federal judge blocked its most controversial provisions...
Arizona and the federal government are headed for Round 2 of their fight over immigration policy as the state prepares to ask an appeals court to lift a judge's ruli...
Accusing Arizona of trying to "second guess" the federal government, the Justice Department on Tuesday filed a lawsuit challenging the state's immigration policy -- ...
PHOENIX -- The Fiesta Bowl is seeking the return of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions made to U.S. Sens. John McCain and Jon Kyl and other Arizona polit...
The Fiesta Bowl is seeking the return of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions made to U.S. Sens. John McCain and Jon Kyl and other Arizona politicians, acc...