Wis. judge bars union law from going into effect
In Thursday ruling, Wis. judge issues non-effect declaration on state's divisive new collective bargaining law
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In Thursday ruling, Wis. judge issues non-effect declaration on state's divisive new collective bargaining law
House Speaker says Republicans have not agreed to plan to cut $33 billion from budget; Tea Partier says he "must go"
In series of media appearances, Donald Trump continues to press the birther issue, slams the media for asking him about it
With party divided, freshman senator calls for Congress to authorize military action with goal of regime change
Despite message of unity, London conference spotlights ambivalence of Arab world, unclear goals of Libyan opposition
Gov. John Kasich expected to sign bill this week, but unions and Democrats vow to put it on November's ballot as a referendum
Negotiators working on proposal for around $33 billion in spending cuts over next six months, though that's less than Tea Party supporters have demanded
GOP wants IRS to investigate whether interest group should be stripped of its federal tax exemption status
Reagan press secretary reflects on anniversary of assassination attempt, the hand he was dealt, and the gun control fight he won't quit
No comment on reports that president signed secret order authorizing support for opposition in Libya
Program subsidizes private school tuition for needy students and is only one in U.S. to receive federal funds
Russ Feingold, MoveOn call on Jeff Immelt to resign from jobs council after report his company didn't pay taxes
Department of Homeland Security says it must adhere to Defense of Marriage act
Democrat Marcy Kaptur says Obama's failure to consult Congress on Libya was "premeditated," "irresponsible"
Senate majority leader says Americans don't care about the Tea Party, so Republicans involved in budget negotiations shouldn't either