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Washington Unplugged: From Georgia to Afghanistan, CBS Cameraman Captures Moment US Troops Receive Holiday Mail
After a Successful Lame Duck Congress, the White House is Primed to Set the Agenda -- and Possibly Co-Opt Republican Messaging
"No Longer Will Tens of Thousands of Americans in Uniform be Asked to Live a Lie," Vows President in Signing Landmark Legislation
GOP Sen. Tom Coburn Drops Objections to Measure to Provide Health Care to First Responders; Cost of Bill Reduced to $4.2 Billion
Approval of START Treaty Marks Significant Comeback for President Obama's Arms Control Efforts
U.S. Census Figures Shift House Seats and Electoral Votes Away From Typically Blue States and Toward Red States
9/11 First Responders, Seeking a Meeting on Health Bill with Sen. Tom Coburn, Refused Interview, Told to Leave Building
The President and His Party Managed to Accomplish Almost Everything on their Formidable To-Do List, Even after November's "Shellacking"
The Republicans' Proposed House Rules for Next Year Focus on Added Transparency and Accountability
Nation's Top Intelligence Official James Clapper Wasn't Briefed on Roundup of Terror Suspects in London
Stripped of Controversial Provisions, Senate Passes Defense Bill, Sends it Back to House for Final Approval
White House Says President Hopes to Make Year-End Remarks as Congress Wraps Busy Post-Election Session
Amid Ongoing Challenges to his Residency Status, Former White House Chief of Staff Holds Comfortable Lead in Mayoral Race
Obama's Advisers Putting Finishing Touches on a Plan for a System for Reviewing Guantanamo Detainees' Cases, New York Times reports
Calif. Sens. Boxer and Feinstein Plan Legislation Following Report That Found Carcinogen in Tap Water of 31 U.S. Cities