GOP Candidate Backs Racial Profiling in Ad
House Hopeful Contrasts Lighter and Darker-Skinned Men, Asks Which Looks Like Terrorist; Says "Political Correctness" Must End
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House Hopeful Contrasts Lighter and Darker-Skinned Men, Asks Which Looks Like Terrorist; Says "Political Correctness" Must End
CBS Radio News White House Correspondent Explains Why He Signed Up for the World of Twitter Yesterday
The Retirement of the Powerful House Appropriations Committee Chair is a Blow to Democrats
Connecticut Senator Joined Republicans in Questioning Whether Would-Be Bomber Faisal Shahzad Deserved to Hear Miranda Rights
Obama Administration Mandates That Airlines Check No-Fly List More Quickly in Wake of Faisal Shahzad Episode
Obama Will Sign Veterans Bill and Attend Cinco de Mayo Reception
Voter Turnout Light as N.C., Ohio Kept Their Incumbents Despite Frustration with Washington Establishment
Chicago-Based Federal Appeals Court Judge is Fourth Contender for High Court
Light Schedule? Obama Does Little Publicly This Week but Juggles Host of Issues in Private, Including Supreme Court Nominee
Senate Democrats Make Concession, Drop Fund Republicans Have Suggested Encourages Bailouts From Regulatory Reform Legislation
FBI Official Said Alleged Terrorist Was Cooperative During Questioning, Before and After Hearing Miranda Rights
Defenders of the Tea Party Movement Say the President Used a Derogatory Term for the Group
Obama Administration Wants Congress to Change Law Capping BP's Liability for Oil Spill
Washington Unplugged: Florida Senator Bill Nelson Aims to Battle Big Oil with New Legislation
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell Takes the Rare Step of Weighing Into a GOP Primary in Effort to Buck up Establishment Candidate