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The committee hopes to raise money through a series of monthly presidential primary debates.
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There's no compromise to cut $30 billion.
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But he says there’s still "more work to do.”
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Senate Democrats say they’ve reached a cuts target with Republicans - GOPers won't confirm.
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They continue their protest of the majority leader, pushing for spending cuts for the rest of the year.
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Even AARP — once untouchable because of its political power — is under attack.
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Most people think the Corporation for Public Broadcasting gets 1 percent of Congress's budget.
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A top Department of Justice official questions the need for the forceful step.
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The House-passed aviation bill sets up a showdown with both the Senate and White House.
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It targets a Republican state senator for his vote.
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The Minnesota congresswoman brings in a combined $2.2 million for the quarter.
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Commanders report that the new policy has met no resistance and is set to take full effect this fall.
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He is meeting with top Iowa Republican officials.
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He urges others to commit to the face-off.
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The former president says it is not in the world's interest to "watch women’s rights be abused.”
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Mitt Romney tours North Las Vegas neighborhood, meets with distressed homeowners.
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But Carney says that on the budget, "there's not an agreement until there's an agreement."
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His "political team should be thrilled by last month's rapid rate of private sector job creation."
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Barack Obama's teleprompters, Nancy Pelosi's press releases and Hillary Clinton's favorable rating.
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Retired Gen. James Jones discusses Libya and key lawmakers assess the prospect of a shutdown.
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The Republican wants Americans hit by the housing crisis to know he feels their pain.
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He advocates making Florida fifth on the calendar.
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He says he will neither support nor oppose Republican moderates like Sen. Olympia Snowe.
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"We are tossed under the bus," he says.
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Prosecutors interview the former aide as they weigh an indictment against the onetime VP nominee.
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He dodges questions on T-Mobile acquisition.
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David Bellavia could not secure the 3,500 signatures needed to run in the May 24 race.
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The Republican senator will announce next week his bid against his former colleague.
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Aides say he is making a conscious decision to let Boehner take the lead in the budget negotiations.
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A misheard acronym may have caused the hubbub over a possible long-term budget compromise.
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The tech titan attacks Google on antitrust grounds.
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