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Voters Could Elect LA's First Female Mayor
Los Angeles voters go to the polls on Tuesday, and they could make history by electing the city's first female mayor. The runoff election pits City Controller Wendy Greuel against City Councilman Eric Garcetti. (May 21)
Bachmann: IRS Targets Groups, Then Health Care?
Rep. Michele Bachmann, a leader of the Tea Party Caucus in the U.S. House, takes to the steps of the U.S. Capitol with other elected officials and Tea Party leaders to denounce IRS scrutiny of some conservative and religious groups. (May 16...
Obama Hit by 2nd-term Curse?
Suddenly, President Obama is on the defensive over the Benghazi attack, the IRS Tea Party scandal, and a Justice Department probe of AP phone records. Is this what historians have come to call "the second-term curse"? (May 14)
Ex-Gov Mark Sanford Elected to Congress
Former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford has been elected to the US House. The win marks a major political comeback for Sanford, whose career was derailed by an extramarital affair in 2009. (May 8)
Christie on Surgery: "It's Nobody's Business"
Gov. Chris Christie secretly underwent gastric band surgery in February to try to lose weight. He says the procedure is an intensely personal issue that is nobody's business but his. (May 7)
Sanford, Colbert Busch Trade Jabs in SC Debate
Republican former Governor Mark Sanford and Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch traded jabs in spirited debate. They are facing off in a May 7th vote for a Congressional seat from South Carolina. (April 30th)
Six NY Politicians Arrested in Bribery Plot
A former State Senate Leader and five others were arrested Tuesday, in a bribery plot involving the upcoming New York City Mayor's race. Malcolm Smith allegedly hoped to bribe GOP party leaders so they would let him run as a Republican. (A...
Bribery Charges in NYC Mayor's Race
New York State Senator Malcolm Smith was arrested Tuesday along with several other politicians in an alleged plot to bribe his way into the race for mayor of New York City. (April 2)
Raw: Kerry Meets With Egypt Leaders
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is in Egypt where he says the government and opposition need to come together around human rights and freedom, as well as speech and religious tolerance. (March 2)
Today in History for April 1st
Highlights of this day in history: Slobodan Milosevic is arrested; American forces invade Okinawa; Nazi Germany begins persecuting Jews; Soul singer Marvin Gaye is shot to death by his father. (April 1)
Hillary Clinton Announces Gay Marriage Support
Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton announced her support for gay marriage Monday, putting her in line with other potential Democratic presidential candidates on a social issue that is rapidly gaining public approval. (March 18...
AP Top Stories March 16
Here's the latest news for Saturday, March 16th: Two dead in Pa. bus crash; Pope Francis meets the media; Calmer weather helps Colorado firefighters; Palin gets big response from Super Big Gulp.
Voting Rights Law Under Fire in Supreme Court
Section 5 of the 1965 Voting Rights Act is being challenged in the Supreme Court case, Shelby v. Holder. Oral arguments will be heard Wednesday morning to determine if that key provision should be struck down. (Feb. 27)
Attorney: Sandi Jackson Signs Plea Deal
Former U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. has been charged with spending $750,000 in campaign funds on personal expenses. His wife was charged with filing false income tax forms. (Feb. 20)
Today in History for Monday, February 18th
Highlights of this day in history: "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" is first published; Jefferson Davis is sworn in as President of the Confederate States of America; 'Chicago Seven' defendants in court; Dale Earnhardt, Senior dies. (F...
Border Activist Wary of Immigration Reform
Jim Gilchrist, a co-founder of the Minuteman Project says if Congress includes an amnesty proposal in comprehensive immigration, it will only encourage an even greater influx of illegal immigrants. (Jan. 30)
Obama 2nd-term Agenda: Debt, Immigration, Guns
As President Obama gets set to begin his second term, he's hoping renewed clashes over America's mountain of debt won't blow up his plans for immigration reform and measures to curb gun violence. (Jan. 18)
'Normal' Family Life Helps White House Kids
Growing up in the White House means growing up in the spotlight, and Malia and Sasha Obama will endure it for four more years. Children of past presidents know the feeling. (Jan 14)
Sen. DeMint Resigns to Head Conservative Group
Republican U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint, a favorite among tea party activists, said Thursday he was resigning to take the helm of a conservative national think tank. (Dec. 6)
Sandy Blows White House Race Off Track
Hurricane Sandy overran White House politicking Monday, with President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney calling off campaign rallies as the strengthening storm bore down on the East Coast. (Oct. 29)
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