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These clinics, being held across the country, they’re gap-fillers. But the system is still sorely broken, said Rep. Donna Edwards (D-Md.).

The House passed a bill last night that would limit the amount of time an owner of a hazardous liquid pipeline has to report a pipeline accident. The bill,

National anti-abortion rights law and policy group American United for Life, which credits itself with informing anti-abortion and other health-care related

When asked by a reporter at an Iowa stop what the penalty should be for women who have abortions and doctors who perform abortions if his stance on overturning legal abortion prevails, Tim Pawlenty initially said there shouldn’t be a criminal sanction. It was a statement that his spokesman quickly clarified after the appearance. Former Gov.

The Susan B. Anthony List, an anti-abortion group that has been waging a long campaign targeting anti-abortion Democrats in the Midwest over their votes in

At one time Sen. John McCain was a light-hearted, free-wheeling straight-shooter, but these days he’s become a smug, grouchy candidate.

It remains unclear whether Florida will be eligible to apply for a federal Race to the Top-Early Learning Challenge grant.

Word coming from the Hill: Bill Lynn, the former top Raytheon lobbyist tapped to become deputy secretary of defense, will finally get his floor vote in the

Rep. Cliff Stearns, R-Ocala, is again defending his decision not to include Florida environmental groups in a recent hearing on a set of EPA water pollution

If people were hoping to hear former Alaska Gov.

Dana Milbank’s Washington Post column today captures the skepticism toward prophecies of the coming apocalypse due to unsustainable entitlement spending.

Any day now, Republican Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels is expected to sign a bill that strips state and federal family planning dollars from Planned Parenthood of

Zachary Roth digs up something I’d nearly forgotten about. In April 2009, Kristopher Pale Horse Sickles posted a risible YouTube video beseeching fellow

Republicans are not happy with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) plan for oil spill legislation -- they say the leader is giving the issue short

Isabella County Circuit Court Judge Paul Chamberlain has issued an injunction to stop the Central Michigan University Faculty Association strike. WKAR radio reported the news on its Facebook page: From the Michigan Public Radio Network’s Amy Robinson in Mt

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Byron York had been working the sleepy Census controversy beat yesterday, so it makes sense for his story today to focus on how Republicans were fretting

TWI’s David Weigel sat down with Politico’s Ben Smith yesterday for a wide-ranging Bloggingheads.tv diavlog that covered President Obama and Afghanistan, the

As Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) girds for the March 4 Ohio and Texas primaries -- races that could mark her last stand in the battle for the

Mitt Romney is announcing his long-coming official 2012 presidential bid on a New Hampshire farm today.