White House has started sending furlough notices
As a result of the sequester, the White House, the VP's office and other Executive Office components are furloughing workers
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As a result of the sequester, the White House, the VP's office and other Executive Office components are furloughing workers
McConnell staffer says the FBI is taking the possibility of a bugging "very seriously," though it's unclear if criminal activity was involved
First lady chokes up talking about gun control in Chicago
Paul caused a stir during his 2010 campaign when he said he didn't like the idea of forcing the law on private businesses
The former vice presidential nominee says he wishes he was "doing something different" with his time, moves on to "plan B"
Kentucky GOP Senate Candidate Rand Paul Disputes Claims he Wants to Repeal the Civil Rights Act
Mayors Against Illegal Guns launches ad attacking Sen. Marco Rubio for opposing background check legislation
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Bipartisan lawmakers hope for to reach a deal for immigration reform within the next week
The president belatedly unveiled his budget blueprint but ultimately it will only amount to being fodder in a larger debate
A deeper look at what the president's proposing as lawmakers ready for the first full budget battle in years
Two key conservatives likely to announce accord to expand them; First Senate showdown vote on overall guns package set for Thursday
Former N.Y. congressman brought down in Twitter scandal gives candid NY Times Magazine interview, confirms $100K polling, research spending
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