Angle: "Sometimes Dictators Have Good Ideas"
Former Nevada Senate Candidate Looks to Longtime Dictator for Ideas on Fixing Social Security
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Former Nevada Senate Candidate Looks to Longtime Dictator for Ideas on Fixing Social Security
Republicans in Both Chambers Have Now Adopted Two-Year Moratorium Despite Some Misgivings
In "Early Show" Interview, GOP Sen. Calls Write-in Victory "Historic" Moment, Says Joe Miller Lacks the Votes for Successful Recount
Opposition to Nuclear Arms Reduction Treaty Receives Rebuke From Both Parties and Administration Members Past and Present
Obama Will Discuss START Treaty in the Morning and Travel to Portugal at Night
White House Announces Medal of Freedom Recipients to Be Honored by Obama Early Next Year
Contributor Mark Gersh Says Several Factors Point to Another Volatile Election Season Two Years from Now
Palin Rebuked on Home Turf as Alaska Senator Declares Victory over Palin-Backed Joe Miller
"Our Miracle is Here," Says Embattled Senator as She Announces Victory as Write-In Candidate
Several Republicans, Including John McCain, Have Said They Oppose Lifting Ban
The Former Alaska Governor Said She Is Engaged in Internal Deliberations About Running in 2012, and Told Barbara Walters that She Could Beat President Obama
President Signs Executive Order Clarifying State-Church Relationship
The New York Mayor Seems to Shoot Down the Idea He'll Run for President in 2012, In Spite of Continued Speculation
Measure Designed to Reduce Wage Disparities between Men and Women Filibustered by Republicans
Washington Unplugged: Congressmen-Elect Say They're Ready to Tackle the Big Issues Facing the American People