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Obama's landmark trade bill faces showdown vote with House DemocratsThe outcome uncertain and the drama intense heading into Friday's votes.
New Michigan law lets adoption agencies decline referralsCritics says the law amounts to government-sanctioned discrimination against gay couples. It is expected to be challenged in court before it takes effect in 90 days.
Has Congress prepared for a blockbuster Obamacare ruling?On the surface, Washington looks completely unprepared if the Supreme Court strikes down some Obamacare subsidies. But there are signs that might not be true.
Monitor BreakfastBernie Sanders: 'I’m proud to be Jewish'At a Monitor breakfast Thursday, Bernie Sanders spoke of how his Jewish heritage informs his politics. The day before, radio host Diane Rehm had asserted, mistakenly, that he was a dual US-Israeli citizen.Â
Jon Stewart defends Marco Rubio against 'game' of political journalismComedian Jon Stewart reduced a probe of Marco Rubio's spending habits to a handful of laugh lines, including a reference to Army lawyer Joseph Welch's game-changing response to Sen. Joseph McCarthy, 61 years ago.Â
Monitor BreakfastBreakfast with Bernie Sanders: I will not make Obama's biggest mistakeBernie Sanders promised, if elected, to stand up for the working class, and keep a 'mobilized, activist, grass-roots movement' working with him.
Senate 2016: the 10 hottest races The battle for control of the Senate is heating up. Here are the hottest races.
Marco Rubio’s personal finances: Is he 'just like us' or not?Team Marco has turned an exposé by The New York Times to the campaign's advantage. It's counting on voters relating to Senator Rubio's struggles with money.
Michelle Kwan: Hillary Clinton's newest political allyFormer figure skater and two-time Olympic medalist Michelle Kwan is reportedly joining the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign. Who benefits the most, Ms. Kwan or Mrs. Clinton?Â
Why are people picking on Marco Rubio's boat?As the bid for the Republican 2016 presidential nomination revs up so has the cycle of scrutiny.
Why Republicans are embracing Andrew Jackson, as Democrats abandon himJust as the Democratic Party turns its back on Andrew Jackson – some even want 'Old Hickory' off the $20 bill – the GOP seems to have fully embraced him. Republicans are now the anti-elites.
Is Hillary Clinton a 'statist'?The term 'statist' is soaring in popularity, just in time for the 2016 elections. Hillary Clinton is a leading target for critics of big government liberals. But Republicans aren't immune. Ask former Gov. Mike Huckabee.
White House press room evacuated over bomb threatSecret Service agents interrupted the live press briefing for about 20 minutes after a bomb threat was called in to the Metropolitan Police Department, say officials
Dennis Hastert's attorney: his Watergate connectionHastert's attorney, Thomas Green, is one of the most experienced white collar criminal defense counsels in the US. He defended the only original Watergate conspiracy defendant who managed to avoid prison.
Jeb Bush staff shake-up: Sign he's losing 'invisible primary'?Jeb Bush's presidential campaign may not be official yet, but the former Florida governor is already making some major changes in campaign staffing.
Dennis Hastert in Chicago court: Will appearance shed light on his past?Dennis Hastert is set to appear in court Tuesday. An indictment alleges the former US House speaker agreed to pay $3.5 million to someone from his days as high school teacher not to reveal a secret.
Why Jeb Bush needs to go to EuropeJeb Bush is traveling to Germany, Estonia, and Poland to boost his image as a statesman – and to get out of the shadow of his father and brother.Â
Hillary Clinton barely beats Bernie Sanders in Wisconsin. Should she worry?If you look closer, the Wisconsin results don’t really say anything about Sen. Bernie Sanders’s national prospects – or even how he'd do in Wisconsin.
Barbara Bush birthday: Most popular ex-first lady?The Bush family matriarch is celebrating her 90th birthday with a $5,000-a-plate charity event at the family retreat in Kennebunkport, Maine.
On trade, Obama's most loyal allies are abandoning himThe Congressional Black Caucus has been among President Obama's strongest supporters. But trade deals bring back bad memories.