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Although he’s not calling it torture anymore, according to Greg Sargent at The Plum Line, President Obama on Tuesday said that he is not opposed to a

This article by Fox News Washington Managing Editor Bill Sammon would be problematic even if its main data point -- President Obama’s 47-percent approval rating

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The New Mexico pension fund will continue to invest in billionaire hedge fund manager John Paulson for now, the fund’s chief investment officer said Wednesday. Paulson gained national attention when he bet against the sub-prime bubble, but his firm is now experiencing huge losses

A terse account from the White House press shop: Last evening, the Vice President and General Jones had a working dinner with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu

As the energy debate continues to bubble around the country, it appears more and more Democrats are abandoning their opposition to expanded offshore drilling

Above all, Brennan emphasized that the U.S. was not locked in a struggle with the world’s billion Muslims.

Even out of power, John Bolton, Frank Gaffney and a small number of Republicans can stymie some of the Obama administration’s key foreign policy priorities.

Obama may be getting a late ratings bump from health care reform. The GOP benefits in the Hawaii special House election from Democratic infighting and the

I’m not sure how much utility this adds to the Iranian opposition, but this aggregator of tweets, news articles, videos and photos about the unfolding protests

As Weigel pointed out earlier, the GOP appears poised to make a strategy of blaming Democrats -- notably Senate Banking Committee Chairman Chris Dodd (Conn.) --

Gov. Rick Scott — a strong supporter of publicly funded, privately run charter schools — speaks today at the annual summit of Charter Schools USA in Orlando

The American people lost today, said Rep. Pete Hoekstra.

When the final chapter of this election is written in the books that soon will be on sale, I hope we feel shame. Not shame in electing a president. But shame

Supporters of the Keystone XL pipeline claim that the project will be a rich source of jobs, but critics say their numbers don’t add up and any boost in jobs will be temporary.

From the White House’s readout of a call between President Obama to President Rene Preval of Haiti: President Obama spoke for roughly thirty minutes with

Orly Taitz, who really seems to be staring down the end of her 15 minutes of fame, has filed a motion of reconsideration in Barnett et al v. Obama et al, her

Well, this doesn’t look good. CIA Director-designate Leon Panetta was supposed to have his confirmation hearing before the Senate Select Committee on

Rep. Chip Cravaack is facing yet another ad campaign from progressive groups.

Before President Obama can sign health reform legislation, lawmakers will need to tackle such thorny issues as the public option, abortion coverage and funding mechanisms.