WikiLeaks: Gov't Cuts Access after Secrets Spill
State Department Tightens Access to Documents after Whistleblower Organization Releases Memos to Press
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State Department Tightens Access to Documents after Whistleblower Organization Releases Memos to Press
The Leaders of President Obama's Bipartisan Deficit Commission Delay a Vote on Plan for Deficit Reduction - but Say the Time to Address the Problem has Come
Republican Senator John McCain Offers Kind Words for Departing Democratic Colleague Russ Feingold (D-Wisc.) on Senate Floor
Website's founder Julian Assange Says WikiLeaks will Release a "Megaleak" about Big U.S. Banks Next Year
President Emerges From "Productive" Meeting With Plan to "Break Through This Logjam" on Extending Bush-Era Cuts
Following a Tough Fight for Re-election, Washington Senator Agrees to Helm DSCC for 2012 Campaign Cycle
Washington Unplugged: Former President Predicts Rest of Obama's Term Will Be "Better" as He Fights for Agenda
Settlement Will Go to American Indians and Black Farmers Who Faced Discrimination and Mistreatment from Government
Review Finds That if Military is Given Time "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" can be Repealed Without Harm
Indiana Congressman Says he is Glad to be Retiring After Democrat Won't Yield him Time, Says it's Why Americans "Have Thrown You out of Power"
Former GOP Delaware Senate Candidate Says She Hopes Hillary Clinton Will Run Against Obama for President in 2012-- and that She'd Consider Changing Parties to Vote for Her
At Least 13 Lawmakers Switch to GOP in Wake of Midterm Elections, Adding to Conservative Strength in the South
With Help from Handful of GOP Senators, Democrats Vote Down Proposal to End Earmarking
Charles Wolfson Explains How This Week's Israel-Palestinian Peace Talks Were Different from Past Attempts
Charles Wolfson's Diplomatic Dispatch: The Latest WikiLeaks Revelations Just Made the Work of American Diplomats a Lot Harder