Specter: Kagan Did "Just Enough" to Win my Vote
Democratic Sen. Arlen Specter Said Elena Kagan's Approval of Cameras in the Courtroom was "Just Enough" to Prompt Him to Support Her Supreme Court Nomination
Politics
NAACP President: Tea Party Needs to "Repudiate Racist Acts"
Washington Unplugged: Leader of Civil Rights Organization Responds to Republican Pushback over Group's Resolution Which Condemned Racism in the Tea Party
A Summer School Glenn Beck Could Love
The Vacation Liberty School in Kentucky Teaches Children About Government and Politics With Tea Party Tilt
Hearings Raise Questions About CIA Interrogation
Testimony of Former DOJ Official Suggests CIA May Have Failed to Get Authorization for Harsh Interrogation Techniques
Congress Passes Sweeping Financial Reforms
In a Victory for President Obama, Comprehensive Wall Street Reform Bill Readied for His Signature
Labor Union: Stimulus Signs Create Jobs
Signs Announcing the Use of Stimulus Funds for Road Projects Create Jobs, Too, AFL-CIO Says in Response to GOP Complaints
GOP Senate Leader: "We Got Our Groove Back"
Mitch McConnell Previews Party's Campaign Strategy, Says Republicans Will Reverse "the Damage Democrats Have Done"
New Ethics Questions over Congress and Wall St.
Lawmakers in the House and the Senate are Under Scrutiny for Ties to the Financial Sector, Just as Financial Reform Nears Passage
Sharpton, Jackson Downplay Tea Party Race Issue
Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton Seek to Turn Attention Away from NAACP Resolution against Tea Party and Toward Jobs
Senate Clears Bank Bill for Final Passage
The Senate Voted 60 to 38 Today to End Debate on a Sweeping Financial Reform Package
Is Obama's Re-Election a Sure Bet?
American University Professor Allan Lichtman Has a Formula Which Says It's Virtually Guaranteed Obama Will Win in 2012
Public Not Buying Obama's Stimulus Sell
Robert Hendin: White House Has Work to Do to Change Perception on Its Efforts to Improve the Economy
GOP Senators, 9 States, Back Ariz. Law Over Feds
Two Senate Republicans Seek Legislation to Force the Federal Government to Drop Its Lawsuit Against Arizona's Immigration Law
Arizona Immigration Law Gets First Major Hearing
Federal Judge Will Hear Arguments in Lawsuit Brought Forward by Phoenix Police Officer
President Obama's Schedule (7/15/10)
Obama will Travel to Holland, Michigan, Where He Will Deliver Remarks at a New Compact Power Plant
More details emerge about FlyDubai co-pilot who tried to crash plane
Judge blocks Trump's firing of top federal prosecutor in Seattle
Christa Pike's attorneys: Botched execution was "torturous" and "predictable"
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Trump says Iran "ready to fold up"
Amber Guyger granted parole after serving 7 years for murder of Botham Jean
Jane Doe's account of what happened at Cornell fraternity house
"Mayday" EP on FlyDubai passenger saying show helped him during attack
Man who allegedly harassed Katie Miller indicted for cyberstalking
