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John Dickerson: Think local, talk about pork, and define your opponent early and often
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John Dickerson: Think local, talk about pork, and define your opponent early and often
Following rebuke from the NRA, one activist says he's willing to "rip up my cards and burn my certificates on camera"
One common solution is emerging: allowing veterans to seek care outside the VA system
A former failed Republican candidate switched parties - and his name - to run for the U.S. House
The president called on NATO allies to step up their own defense commitments just ahead of the 70th anniversary of the D-Day invasion
Defending decision to swap prisoners with Taliban, President says he did what "every mom and dad" of a U.S. soldier should expect
2014 hasn't seen many tea party wins so far, but where are they doing well?
Saying campaign spending is out of control, Senate Democrats say they have to change the Constitution to thwart the "threat" of special interest money
Studies show the spike in minors trying to cross the U.S.-Mexico border alone is spurred by a lack of opportunity and violence in their home countires
He'll spend four days in Europe, culminating with a D-Day commemoration that features a lunch with world leaders - including Russian President Vladimir Putin
Ceremony marked the milestone start of construction on the future USS Illinois
New proposal gives Republicans one more opportunity to tie vulnerable Democrats in coal-dependent states to Obama
They say Obama might have broken the law or endangered national security by failing to consult Congress on the release of five Taliban detainees
Demonstrators are wielding assault rifles in Texas businesses in a brazen show of support for the state's open-carry laws
Tuesday brings more Senate primary action in Mississippi, Iowa - could it bring any upsets?