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The 2012 presidential nominee busts a move at a conference for single Mormon youth
In his “state of the state” address, N.J. governor stresses the state’s bipartisan achievements, says he is “determined to do better”
Prominent abortion rights groups plans to shift focus from federal races to state-based elections to have greater impact
The head of the GSA told Congress that exorbitant spending on employee conferences has been drastically cut in the wake of a recent scandal
“We are not just going to be waiting for legislation,” the president said at his first Cabinet meeting of 2014
As the embattled N.J. Republican governor readies his "state of the state" address, his main goal will be to reassert himself against an energized Democratic Party
New Jersey Congressman Frank Pallone is accusing Governor Chris Christie of misusing federal Sandy funds to boost his re-election campaign
Chamber's leaders continue trying to hammer out deal to pay for emergency unemployment benefits, which expired Dec. 28
$1.1 trillion measure bill would bury budget battles and fund government operations through October; current, short-term spending deal expires at midnight Wednesday
During arguments before the court Monda, the Obama administration was hard pressed to find support for its stand in favor of recess appointments
The former Pentagon chief said Obama's administration was "controlling;" Obama calls him an "outstanding" defense secretary
Young adults make up 24 percent of enrollees so far, but administration expects enrollment among people ages 18-35 to accelerate
The 20-term Democrat from California, a longtime confidant of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, will not seek re-election in November
A special investigative committee set up by state legislators plans to seek more information and documents that explain bridge closures
Christie, already plagued by a traffic scandal involving his aides, may have to explain the high cost of the ads designed to promote tourism to N.J.