Politics & Current Events
As Obama rallies his party, two pro-life Dems—and longtime friends—face off over the fate of the health care bill.
The Massachusetts representative is one of the lone progressive opponents to the bill.
Ex-CNN exec Eason Jordan and author Robert Pelton say their Afghan reporting project was hijacked. But had their unorthodox operation already crossed a line?
The top five questions we should ask the Pentagon.
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Scenes from the conservative movement's totally underwhelming anti-health care reform "surge."
Can Barack Obama carry health care reform over the finish line?
How one missing sentence gave new ammo to foes of the health care bill.
"Snorkeling," "remembering your wife," "frakking," "tickle fights," and more: Your glossary to Eric Massa's epic flame-out.
Why is the Republican senator from Nevada still in office?
The Senate is set to unveil its long awaited Wall St. crackdown legislation on Monday. Here are six things to look for in the bill.
SCOTUS has freed companies to spend aggressively on election ads. But the public won't know where the money's going.
Government investigators can't find the Bush lawyer's emails. His explanation makes about as much sense as his legal rationale for torture.
How the War on Drugs gave birth to a permanent American undercaste.
Why'd Tom Coburn block the office charged with coordinating Iraq and Afghanistan rebuilding efforts?
The Vice President shouldn't raise money for people who don't support the President's agenda.
In a new book, the ex-Bush aide contends W. didn't knowingly mislead the nation into the Iraq war. Here's the history he leaves out.
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