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Sen. McCain to attend rally for Mass. GOP's Gomez
Massachusetts U.S. Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez is hoping to get a needed boost of cash and enthusiasm when fellow Republican and Navy veteran U.S. Sen.
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Obama's newest ally: John McCain
The shift is striking: The 2008 rivals never got along throughout Obama's first term in office.
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Allow a la carte for cable customers
The Television Consumer Freedom Act, recently proposed by Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., that would allow cable customers to buy channels a la carte, is great.
Markey's fight strategy: Duck 'n' cover
If you haven't been paying much attention to U.S. Rep. Edward J. Markey's Senate campaign, that's just fine with Markey.
You can expect another bid by a bipartisan coalition of senators to amend the upcoming farm bill to get the Agriculture Department out of the business of inspecting catfish.
Immigration Legislation Still not certain
After many years of false starts and sudden stops, Washington finally seems to be on a path to rewrite the immigration laws in the United States.
The Free Press, Independent News Media
The following statement of Leah Bolger, Secretary of Defense and David Swanson, Secretary of Peace, of the Foreign Affairs Branch of the Green Shadow Cabinet, is available online here.
IRS targeted tea party but ignored most influential political groups
In this April 9, 2013, file photo Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., left, talks with Sen.
Trudy Rubin | Real scandal of Benghazi
The scandal is that Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., and some Republican colleagues are dishonoring the memory of Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans by making a political circus out of their deaths.
Immigration reform no sure bet
After years of false starts, Washington finally appears to be on the path to rewriting the nation's immigration laws.
Amazing pet and animal photos from the 1930s
For only $2.9 million, you could walk in the footsteps of one of the nation's leaders and war heroes.
Really Fox News? Benghazi Is Your Example Of Stellar Fox Journalism?
Appearing on Fox & Friends , Roger Ailes' biographer Zev Chafets joined host Steve Doocy in toasting Fox News' coverage of the so-called Benghazi scandal.
Britt: McCain's bill should open a discussion
Time Warner Cable chairman and CEO Glenn Britt threw his support behind updating the rules and regulations that govern communications services providers, but had a tepid response to the bill proposed earlier this week by Sen.
Ad Slams Arizona Sen. Flake for Flaking on Background Checks
Last month, Republican Sen. Jeff Flake broke with his Arizona colleague John McCain to vote against the background check compromise brokered by Sens.
More immigrant felons freed than initially reported
Under pressure from lawmakers, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has disclosed new details about the criminal backgrounds of some of the approximately 2,200 immigration detainees let out of custody in February.
Broadcasters Fear the Music in Aereo Fight
Chief Executive Leslie Moonves have been getting red in the face lately about Aereo , the audacious startup that's trying to make a business out of re-transmitting broadcasters' free over-the-air signal to its online subscribers.
Pat Pilcher: Traditional TV fights digital age
ABC, one of the largest US broadcasters has declared war as subscriptions to its pay TV service slow owing to a growing number of people making use of digital alternatives to watch their favourite shows.
ICE: Hundreds of Illegal Immigrants With Criminal Records Released
Hundreds of illegal immigrants with criminal records were released earlier this year as the Obama administration prepared for budget cuts, according to newly released data that challenged claims the program involved "low-risk" individuals.
IRS Scandal Falls Right in McConnell's Wheelhouse
On Thursday, McConnell found himself flanked by tea-party-backed Bachmann, left, and King at a news conference outside the Capitol.
U.S. could use cyberattack on Syrian air defenses U.S. could use...
The Pentagon has developed cyber attack capabilities that would allow it to at least partially cripple Syrian air defenses without firing a shot, according to military analysts.