Richard Blumenthal Apologizes for Exaggerating Military Service
A Week After News Broke the Connecticut Attorney General has Misleadingly Suggested he Served in the Vietnam War, He has Apologized
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A Week After News Broke the Connecticut Attorney General has Misleadingly Suggested he Served in the Vietnam War, He has Apologized
Bill Would Allow Presidents to Send Package of Cuts for Mandatory Vote; Line Item Veto was Struck Down in 1998
White House Press Secretary Says Republican Wasn't Paying Attention During Election After She Suggests Cozy Relationship Between Obama and Oil Companies
Tourists, Media, Staffers and Guests of the White House must Navigate a Maze of Construction around 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
President Obama Today Talks with Gulf Coast Governors about the Oil Spill and then Meets with the Prime Minister of Lebanon
Special Election in Hawaiian District Where Obama Grew Up Goes to Republican; Democrats Call Victory Short-Lived
Supreme Court Nominee Wrote Interpreting Constitution Not Mechanical, Court's Power Should be Exercised with Caution
State's Attorney General, Former Clinton Admin. Official Seeks Seat Once Held by Father
Former Fla. Senator, Ex-EPA Head to Co-Chair Bipartisan Commission Looking into Safety of Offshore Drilling, Gov't Role
Republican Party has a Unique Chance to Win a Special Election in Hawaii
CBS News Legal Jan Crawford Weighs In On Obama's Possible Choices to Replace Stevens
CBS News Legal Correspondent Jan Crawford Says on Washington Unplugged that President Obama will Look for a Supreme Court Nominee who will Impact the Internal Dynamics of the Court
Jan Crawford: Despite Reports of Others Being Considered, Those Are the Three Frontrunners
Jan Crawford Reveals the Nine Names Currently Under Consideration
The Front Doors of the Supreme Court will be Closed to the Public for Security Reasons, Disappointing Some Justices