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Immigration reform is back on the Capitol Mall today—but it might not reach the halls of Congress. What are the prospects for any legislation this year?
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The government shutdown is perilous in many
On day three of the government shutdown, moderate Republicans are showing signs of anger at Tea-Party colleagues who are using the shutdown to accomplish their goals.
Israel’s Netanyahu has thrown cold water on Iran’s “charm offensive,” but President Obama and other leaders take it more seriously.
The government shut down won't have any effect on the first day of enrollment for the Affordable Care Act.
As the clock ticks toward midnight, the public debate between Democrats and Republicans has been more about politics than avoiding a partial shutdown of government services.
Internet sites are grappling with an issue akin to the freedom of speech. It's all about online comments that are offensive, off-point or that distort researched science.
Democrats say a massive increase in food stamps is helping millions to stay out of poverty in economic hard times. Republicans say food-stamp spending is out of control, and they're calling for major reductions.
Political drama continues on Capitol Hill but, despite the rhetoric, Obamacare enrollment will begin on Tuesday. We hear what that could mean for millions of Americans.
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