Shirley Sherrod Turns Down New USDA Job Offer
Former Agriculture Department Forced to Resign after being Misrepresented as Racist Turns Down Chance to Go Back
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Former Agriculture Department Forced to Resign after being Misrepresented as Racist Turns Down Chance to Go Back
Judge's Decision Halting Federal Funding of Stem Cell Research Would Also Impact Research Allowed During Bush Administration, White House Argues
Republican House Leader Calls for Sweeping Changes from the President and Previews a Republican-Led Congress
Former Vice President Defends Son Against Allegations of Affiliation with Raunchy Website
Republican National Committee Chair Tells Univision Controversial Measure Doesn't Reflect the Beliefs of Everyone in his Party
White House Spokesman Says President Won't Weigh in Again, Administration Won't Get Involved in Talks on Relocating Facility
Democratic Senate Candidate Showed up at Party Meeting Uninvited, Cops Say, Prompting Officials to Call Police
Republicans and Tea Party Activists Protest Efforts to Put "Sham" Tea Party Candidates on Ballot in What They Call an Effort to Confuse Conservative Voters
VP Slams John Boehner's Speech, Forcefully Defends Stimulus Act and Administration's Plans for the Economy
White House Counterterrorism Chief Says Drawdown of U.S. Troop Strength in Iraq Shows Obama Responsibly Ending Conflict
Joe Miller, Who Has Sarah Palin's Endorsement, Is Seeking to Upset Incumbent Republican Lisa Murkowski
Voters Head to the Polls in Florida, Arizona, Alaska, Vermont and Oklahoma
John Dickerson: Shouldn't There be Someone Taking the High Road if for No Other Reason than it is Unoccupied?
Former Mass. Gov. Shifts From Focus on Social to Economic and Foreign Policy Issues Ahead of Possible 2012 Presidential Run, Looks to Appear More Easygoing
Peter Maer: Crews Are Completing Work on a New Platform to Avoid Construction Project in Live Shots