India's Prime Minister gets the first official state visit of the Obama administration.
BlueCross BlueShield of North Carolina is being investigated by the state's attorney general for a recent mailer and spate of robo-calls in opposition to the public option, according to a company spokesman.
Gov. Charlie Crist asked for a fight. And now he's getting one.
Television personalities, Gov. Bobby Jindal, Steven Spielberg among guests at White House state dinner.
The shadowy conservative advocacy group that's working to undermine state laws against robo-calling has ties to a Republican lobbying firm with a reputation for dirty tricks and unsavory clients.
Joe Biden toasts Indian Prime Minister during elaborate state visit.
Who are the four hold outs on the public option, and what's making them so restless?
Rudy Giuliani hasn't made up his mind about running for Senate for a second time, but a new poll out today suggests he's in a good position to take a shot at winning the seat he ran for in 2000.
No, this isn't the same Sarah Palin interview highlight reel we keep re-posting. Last night it was Part 1 of yet another interview, this time with Fox News' Greta Van Susteren.
Doug Hoffman, the unsuccessful Conservative Party candidate in the recent NY-23 special election, has now conceded the race to Democrat Bill Owens -- for a second time.
As you know, national polls have shown President Obama's approval rating headed below 50% recently, a sign of discontent after his solid win in the 2008 election, and his sky-high approval ratings during his honeymoon period. But how has this worked out on a state by state level?
You'll be shocked to learn that Fox News is misinforming its viewers about the public option.
Rep. Alan Mollohan (D-WV) has his hands on the reins of the Justice Department budget at the same time the Feds are investigating his personal finances and allegations he steered taxpayer dollars to non-profits Mollohan himself created.
Last night, the man responsible for a billboard in Colorado that asks "President or Jihad?" appeared on MSNBC and explained his definition of "jihad."
The White House is offering reporters a preview of tonight's state dinner, from the menu to the table settings.
Authorities say that a Kentucky census worker found hanging from a tree with "fed" scrawled on his chest committed suicide and staged his death to look like a homicide.
CNN says RNC flack Alex Castellanos will continue to appear on the network as an analyst. The DNC is not amused.
The Washington Post has announced the winner of its "America's Next Great Pundit" contest. The winner of a three-month stint as an opinion columnist for the paper is Kevin Huffman, a Teach for America executive and Ohio native.
The White House takes on gun owners over health care distortions.
During a joint press conference with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today, President Obama addressed his upcoming announcement on his Afghanistan troops decision.

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