Bullet That Hit Eric Cantor's Office From Random Gunfire
Republican Had Cited Gunshot in Accusing Democrats of Politicizing Threats Against Them in Wake of Health Care Vote
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Republican Had Cited Gunshot in Accusing Democrats of Politicizing Threats Against Them in Wake of Health Care Vote
President Hails "Reset" in U.S.-Russia Relations in Hailing Agreement to Cut Deployed Nuclear Weapons by One Third
American Enterprise Institute Terminates Relationship After Former Bush Speechwriter Calls Passage of Health Care "Waterloo" For Republicans
Massachusetts Republican Senator Calls on Lawmakers to "Collectively Fix" Health Care Bill
House and Senate Pass Final Piece of Health Care Overhaul; Obama Likely to Sign Early Next Week
So-Called "White House Crashers" Reportedly Will Be on "Real Housewives of D.C." This Summer
Sarah Palin Tries to Boost Former Running Mate in His Tight Senate Primary
Obama Will Call Russian President to Discuss START Treaty
White House Announces Expansion of Existing Effort, Plus Program to Reduce Loan Balances
Democrats Put Final Touches on Legislation; Republicans Vow to Campaign for Repeal
Senate Majority Leader Casts "No" Vote on Health Care Legislation Before Switching to "Yes" -- Again
White House to Announce Expansion of Existing Effort, Plus Program to Reduce Loan Balances Friday
Sen. Tom Coburn Says Stopgap Bill Needs to be "Paid For," Follows in Footsteps of Sen. Jim Bunning
Envelope Contained Letter Referencing Democratic Lawmaker's Support for Health Care Bill
Though 14 states were quick to file lawsuits against the health care plan President Obama signed into law on Tuesday, senior administration officials dismiss the legal challenges as "completely without merit."