Maria Shriver: California Governor's Race a Tossup
The Outgoing First Lady of California Maria Shriver Thinks the Governor's Race in Her State Is Too Close to Call Now
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The Outgoing First Lady of California Maria Shriver Thinks the Governor's Race in Her State Is Too Close to Call Now
Obama Will Announce Elizabeth Warren's New Post in the Administration
CBS Evening News Anchor Katie Couric Asks the Same Three Questions to Linda McMahon and Richard Blumenthal, candidates for Senate in Connecticut
Washington Unplugged: Jonathan Rauch and Hari Sevugan Discuss the Future of the Conservative Movement
Stewart Plans "Rally to Restore Sanity" on October 30 in Washington; Colbert Plans "The March to Keep Fear Alive" on Same Day
Wall Street Critic to Assume Role as Head of New Consumer Protection Bureau Overseeing Financial Regulations
Report Pushes Back Against Criticism of $814B in Stimulus Spending, Cites 100 Projects that Have Created Jobs
First Lady's Office and French Embassy Say First Lady Never Said She Couldn't Stand White House Life
Liberal Grassroots Group Aims to Counter Business Group's Campaign Spending in Two Senate Races
John Dickerson: Dem Leaders Are Banking on Tea Party's Emergence to Help Them in November, but the True Impact Is Unknown
Appointment to Get Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Up and Running Avoids Tough Confirmation Battle; Likely Won't Head Bureau
Robert Gibbs Says It's "Stunning" to See Article "so Lacking in Truth and Fact" in Mainstream Publication
Washington Unplugged: Georgetown Grads Turned Restaurateurs Build Brand Based on Sustainable Practices
Former Bush Strategist Says He Supports All Republicans -- Including the Delaware Senate Candidate -- but It's Undeniable She's Behind in the Race
Video Surfaces of German Musical Featuring Singing, Dancing Obamas, as Well as Hillary Clinton, John McCain and Sarah Palin