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Cancer Society hits 100 as US cancer rate falls
This undated photo provided by the American Cancer Society shows a mammogram procedure.
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State Democratic Chairman Rallies Berkshire Voters
John Walsh delivered a dose of adrenaline to Berkshire Democrats on Sunday as the party ramps up campaigning for Edward Markey.
After Ted Kennedy was elected for the first time, at age 30, his home state sent him back to the Senate eight times, all but once by unassailable margins.
Mass. US Senate race focuses on 9/11 resolutions
In their contest for a U.S. Senate seat, Republican Gabriel Gomez and Democrat Edward Markey continued to clash Tuesday over votes Markey cast against two resolutions honoring the victims of the Sept.
Stop me if you've heard this one before. A "fresh face" in Massachusetts politics decides to run for U.S. Senate.
Green Card Lottery Faces Elimination Under US Immigration Reform
The lottery was set up as a way to give anyone a chance at the "American dream." But the new plan will focus instead on adding more highly-educated workers in science, technology, engineering and math.
Spring in Washington has been chilly for everyone, but for no one more than President Obama - and there are few hints that more clement political weather will arrive soon at the White House.
Gomez to Get Money Boost, But Will It Be Enough?
Behind in the polls in a solidly Democratic state, heavily underfunded against a formidable opponent, and suffering from a barrage of attacks over a questionable tax break he once received, Republican Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez nonetheless brims with a preternatural confidence -- the kind found only in a candidate whose political career is just ... (more)
Did You Know! Hillary Clinton Fired From Watergate Committee for Fraud, Ethics Violations
This is TYPICAL of Attorneys in Politics. Our Constitution clearly states Art. 1. Sec.
Opinion: The Next Challenge for Obamacare -- Finding and Enrolling the Uninsured
By Joel C. Cantor [Joel C. Cantor is the director of the Center for State Health Policy and professor of public policy at Rutgers University.
Recommended: Meet Kenneth Feinberg: The man who puts a price on pain
Blunt yet sympathetic. Good with a calculator under pressure. Loves doing pro-bono work as a hobby.
Rubin: The Eight Banditos Have Better Marketing And Thus Deserve To Win
So it is natural to wonder if the effort in 2013 won't collapse as well. But much has changed in six years, and those changes work to the benefit of immigration reform.
Outrage Incorporated: The IRS And Bloomberg
There was considerable outrage back in 1974 when the IRS acted at President Richard Nixon's behest to begin audits and investigations of several alleged "enemies" such as Sen.
After Ted Kennedy was elected for the first time, at age 30, his home state sent him back to the Senate eight times, all but once by unassailable margins.
The Wit and Wisdom of Herbert Romerstein
Five months before Barack Obama was elected to his first term as president, Herbert Romerstein and I finished a Washington, D.C. briefing on " "-Barack Obama-and his communist connections.
Ken Feinberg, overseer of victim funds, owes start to Chuck Hagel
For argument's sake, let's say that Mayor Jim Suttle's reasoning was right, that taking action to get back $1 million in overpayments to 258 police officers would have cost the city more than it would have recovered.
Ken Feinberg, overseer of victim funds, owes start to Chuck Hagel
The clock hits 6:34 a.m. at the Jansen home in northwest Omaha, and five 14-year-olds hustle out the door with backpacks to catch their bus.
Cardinal Boycotting Boston College Graduation Over Commencement Speaker
Boston Cardinal Sean O'Malley said Friday that he won't attend Boston College's graduation because the Jesuit school's commencement speaker, Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny, supports legislation to permit abortion.
Then: A president commanding an increasingly unpopular war and having lost the House was losing altitude, especially with his own party.
Is Ed Markey in Trouble in Massachusetts Senate Race?
Two polls released this week - one by Public Policy Polling and another by WBUR-TV - show Republican Gabriel Gomez within striking distance of Democrat Ed Markey in next month's special election to fill the Senate seat vacated by John Kerry's appointment as Secretary of State.