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The White House insists President Obama is "outraged" by the "inappropriate" targeting and harassment of conservative groups.

Political controversies continually bombard us, which makes it no surprise that ABC's hit show Scandal continues to shine.

The Thursday edition of the Morning Jolt looks at what it will take for the media to stop giving President Obama the benefit of the doubt on the recent scandals, more egregious behavior at the IRS, and then these thoughts on recent polling: Will the scandals hurt President Obama's approval rating? National Journal's Michael Catalini looks at ... (more)

Former presidential candidate and U.S. Sen. John Edwards. In 2010 John Edwards admitted he was the father of an illegitimate child whose mother was a filmmaker for his presidential campaign.

One of many good things you can say about President Obama is that he is loyal to his friends.

The moderator and managing editor of "Washington Week" on PBS will speak at the commencement ceremony for Wake Forest University graduates.

We heard from one half of the Watergate-exposing journalistic duo this week on the AP scandal, and now the other half weighs in on the supposedly waning Benghazi debate.

The buzz of energy you might have felt in the air this morning wasn't another snowstorm.

Presidential candidate John Edwards toasts Star Hotel bartender Natalie Carter with a house specialty, a Picon Punch, while making a campaign stop in Elko Thursday, Jan.

Mark Sanford is now a member of Congress two years after he stepped down as governor of South Carolina following a highly publicized extramarital affair.

Domestic Affairs by Bridget Siegel is a novel about a twenty-something political fundraiser who gets involved romantically with the presidential candidate whose campaign she is raising money for. The fundraiser, Olivia Greenley, is recruited to work for Landon Taylor, who is running for president of the United States.

The sudden deluge of scandal which dominates the discussion around President Obama's administration at the moment has handed a golden opportunity to Republicans.

Former presidential candidate John Edwards is about to hit the speaking circuit, about a year after he was acquitted by a North Carolina jury on a campaign finance charge.

From new hires and promotions to industry awards, here's a roundup of achievements by businesses and individuals in the greater Ann Arbor area: The e-book "17 Cents and a Dream" by Dan Milstein , CEO of Ann Arbor's Gold Star Financial Group, was downloaded 40,309 times April 23-27 on Amazon.com during a Kindle e-book promotion.

It's always the "low-level" peon's fault, isn't it? When Democrats get caught red-handed abusing government powers and bullying their political enemies small and large, nobody at the top knows nuttin'. The buck stops ... in the janitors closet or something.

Protzman is a Naval Academy graduate, a successful businessman and a former Chapel Hill Town Council member.

A judge has granted a brief delay in the trial of former Nevada lobbyist Harvey Whittemore on charges he broke campaign finance laws after his lawyers said some long-sought "mystery documents" have surfaced that could help prove his innocence.

I don't know about those of you folks who may read my postings, but in the recent presidential campaigns, I cringed when John Edwards used his cancer stricken wife, Elizabeth, as a political prop and I got very tired of seeing Sarah Palin's son Trig, who is afflicted with Down Syndrome, being passed around like a sack of potatoes, by Sarah and her ... (more)

As rivals Christine Quinn and Bill de Blasio attack each other and John Liu rails against a federal investigation of his fund-raising, former city Controller Bill Thompson seems content to barely make waves at all.

Sometimes U.S. politics seem like a ludicrous soap opera. Remember when the Republican Party and its fundamentalist wing sanctimoniously declared that "family values" are the heart of public life, requiring strict fidelity between spouses? Remember when the Republican Party and its fundamentalist wing sanctimoniously declared that "family values" ... (more)