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‘Not Romney’ Primary Rages On
The continuation of the Not Romney primary into an eighth round is basically good news for the frontrunner. As long as the right stays divided, he can still win. But the enthusiasm gap should be troubling for him.
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Harvard wants U.S. Marshals to evict Cameroon from embassy in Washington
The government of Cameroon is illegally squatting in its embassy property in the nation's capital and should be evicted by federal marshals, according to a lawsuit filed in federal court Tuesday.
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Santorum jumps into second place in delegate race
Former Sen. Rick Santorum moved into second place Tuesday in the race for delegates with wins in Republican presidential caucuses in Colorado and Minnesota.
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Santorum shakes up GOP race with three-for-three finish
Rick Santorum proved that the 2012 primary election still has a few surprises left, after he went three for three in Tuesday’s contests and once again shook up the GOP nomination battle.
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US searches for strategy to halt Syria violence
The Obama administration says it is not considering invading Syria or arming its rebels to remove President Bashar Assad from power. Diplomatic efforts at the U.N. have collapsed. A new, much-touted option of humanitarian assistance for Syria's beleaguered population is a longshot -- and would only bandage over the violence instead of stopping it.
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Arizona Supreme Court affirms ruling barring woman from running for city council because of English skills
The Arizona Supreme Court on Tuesday affirmed a ruling that barred a woman from running for a city council seat because she doesn't speak English proficiently.
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House GOP unveils insider trading ban bill
House Republicans have introduced their version of a bill to ban insider trading by thousands of federal officials and prevent lawmakers convicted of a crime from collecting their government pensions.
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White House hints at compromise on contraceptive order
Hammered by Republicans and the Catholic Church, the White House hinted at compromise Tuesday as it struggled to calm an election-year uproar caused by its rule requiring religious schools and hospitals to provide employees with access to free birth control.
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Rights group wants probe after 2 barred from returning to US from Libya
A Muslim civil rights group wants the Justice Department to investigate the tactics of FBI agents in Portland, Oregon, after two Libyan-Americans from the area recently were barred from returning to the United States.
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Budget deficit shrinks to $349 billion in last four months
The U.S. budget deficit registered at $349 billion for the last four months, marking a $70 billion decline from the same period a year ago, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
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