Congress Passes "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Repeal
Congressional Vote Repeals 17-Year-Old Policy Prohibiting Gay Men and Women from Serving Openly in the Military; President Likely to Sign into Law Next Week
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Congressional Vote Repeals 17-Year-Old Policy Prohibiting Gay Men and Women from Serving Openly in the Military; President Likely to Sign into Law Next Week
The Senate Votes to Move Forward With Repeal of Military's Ban on Gays Serving Openly
Says Release of Classified and Secret U.S. Government Documents Has "Done Damage," Put Lives and Occupations in Jeopardy
GOP Filibuster Blocks Bill Offering Path to Citizenship for Some Illegal Immigrants Who Entered the U.S. as Children
Standalone Measure Must Now Pass in the Senate, where Time is Working against the Democrats' Agenda
Republican Congressman From New York Plans on Putting New Scrutiny in Congress on Muslim Leaders in the U.S.
President Signs Into Law $858 Billion Compromise Bill That Also Extends Unemployment Insurance and Cuts Payroll Taxes
Senate Appears to Have Votes to Break Filibuster and Send Repeal Bill to President, Though Actual Repeal May not Come Anytime Soon
Obama Attends NATO Summit in Portugal
House of Representatives Passes Defense Authorization Bill with Almost No Debate on Afghanistan War
Obama Meets with Labor Unions After Deal with Republicans on Tax Cuts Draws Criticism
Fact-Checking Site PolitiFact.com Finds Phrase to be Biggest Political Falsehood of 2010
Arms Treaty With Russia Stalled in Senate as Republicans Question President's Call for World Without Nukes
President Obama Loses a Bargaining Chip with Republicans by Going Along with Criticism over Earmarks, but He Wins Power to Allocate Federal Funds
Incoming Republican House Speaker Says the House will Start Cutting Federal Spending in the New Congress