Hope and change? Not much in Obama's relationship with Congress
Experts and pundits see the president continuing on the same path he's taken for years
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Former Congressman Phil Crane dies at 84
The Illinois representative was known for his small government positions long before Republican politicians embraced the idea
Candidate concedes in heated Congressional race
Democrat Scott Peters beat Republican Carl DeMaio in a race to represent much of San Diego
After defeat at home, Obama heads overseas looking for success
The president will travel to China, Myanmar and Australia for a series of economic forums
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"Incendiary" battle over immigration reform could "hurt cooperation on every issue" between the newly ascendant GOP and the president
Obama outlines "new phase" in the fight against ISIS
President discusses foreign policy and midterm election losses in an interview with "Face the Nation" host Bob Schieffer
Bush 43 on Bush 41
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George W. Bush talks dad, Jeb in 2016, and the Iraq War
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Boehner vows to "break the logjam" on Capitol Hill
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Obama: Confirm attorney general nominee "without delay"
President says it's "pretty hard to be more qualified for this job" than Loretta Lynch, currently a U.S. attorney
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New deployment to Iraq nearly doubles U.S. presence
Hundreds more U.S. troops will go where Iraq's military, Kurdish fighters are struggling to hold back ISIS militants
Obama to nominate Loretta Lynch to serve as attorney general
Lynch would be the first African-American woman to serve as attorney general if confirmed
Obama pledges to work through gridlock following Republican takeover
Some members of the new Senate majority worry their concerns are falling "on deaf ears"
Obama approves sending 1,500 more U.S. troops to Iraq
American military advisory teams will be deployed to Iraq's western Anbar province where ISIS fighters have been gaining ground
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