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Facing Tough Re-Election, Sen. Lincoln Seeks to Clarify Position on Health Care
As the Arkansas Senate race heats up, Sen. Blanche Lincoln wants to set the record straight on her view of settling health care reform with a simple majority vote.
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Reid's Wife, Daughter Injured in Accident
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's wife and daughter are recovering in a Washington-area hospital after a car accident.
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Black Lawmakers Downplay Obama Grievances -- After Taking Them to the Press
Black congressional leaders emerged from an afternoon pow-wow at the White House with nothing but nice things to say about President Obama, even though behind the scenes the lawmakers and their aides seemed to be spoiling for a fight.
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New York Attorney General Appoints Special Counsel in Paterson Probe
Former Chief Judge Judith Kaye will also probe whether the governor lied about his intentions to pay for World Series tickets.
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U.S. Report Claims Afghan, Iraq Human Rights Abuses Are Up
As the U.S. military prepares to leave Iraq, the State Department is blaming the Iraqi government for arbitrary killings of civilians and other human rights abuses.
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Judge: ACORN Entitled to Taxpayer Money
U.S. District Judge Nina Gerson said Wednesday that Congress acted unconstitutionally when it tried to stop federal funding of the troubled group ACORN.
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Rep. Kilpatrick Called to Testify Before Detroit Grand Jury
A congresswoman who is the mother of Detroit ex-Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick says she'll comply with a subpoena to testify before a grand jury in Detroit.
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House Advances Measure Calling for Expanded Massa Ethics Probe
In a sign that the Eric Massa controversy may not go away any time soon, the House on Thursday advanced a Republican measure calling for the ethics committee to "investigate fully" what House Democratic leaders and their staffs knew ahead of time about the ex-congressman's alleged misconduct.
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Sharp Elbows, Cold Shoulders Mark Biden Trip to Israel
Vice President Biden's trip to the Middle East -- meant to pave the way for a new round of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks -- is coming to a close, leaving in its wake a trail of stinging snubs, cringe-worthy blunders and one-word headlines in Israelis newspapers: "Embarrassment."
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House Votes to Impeach Federal Judge From Louisiana
A House Judiciary Committee task force charged District Judge G. Thomas Porteous Jr. with a long-standing pattern of corruption.
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