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President Bush pulled the rug out from under Republicans this week when he abruptly dropped his opposition to a massive housing rescue.

A compact to prevent the diversion of water from the Great Lakes has widespread support in Congress and a strong chance of winning approval by the end of the year, lawmakers said Wednesday.

House Republicans on Thursday scuttled a bill that Democrats hoped would help lower gasoline prices by forcing the Energy Department to release 70 million barrels of oil - about a three-day supply - from the ...

A Republican senator who traveled to the Middle East with Barack Obama says both Obama and John McCain should quit talking about the troop surge in Iraq.

Cheered by an enormous international crowd, Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama on Thursday summoned Europeans and Americans together to "defeat terror and dry up the well of extremism that supports ...

Obama said the Holocaust was a reminder that we could "stop evil if we are willing to speak out in one voice.” This disgusting, pacifist euphemism-- turning the real sacrifices of millions of soldiers into a fairy tale coming together in protest--can only be appreciated by the blind Obamabots of change.

The Navy has decided to scrap its newest destroyer model after the first two are built in shipyards in Maine and Mississippi, Sen.

A federal rescue of troubled mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could cost taxpayers as much as $25 billion, Congress' top budget analyst said Tuesday.

The New York Times defended its decision not to publish an op-ed article as submitted by Republican John McCain about the Iraq war on grounds it customarily reviews such pieces with the author.

Concern arises over polling stations in November; media accused of unfair campaign coverage; Obama meets with Iraqi leaders today; McCain visits the House that Babe Ruth built.

Ohio takes center stage as findingDulcinea analyzes its constituency and the concerns the candidates face campaigning there for the presidential election.

Political observers say both the likely major party U.S. presidential nominees are in the final phases of picking their vice presidential running mates.

President George W. Bush and Iraq's prime minister have agreed to set a "time horizon" for the withdrawal of U.S. combat troops from Iraq as security conditions in the war-ravaged nation continue to improve, ...

Incumbent Sen. Lamar Alexander has no Republican primary opposition and so far has stayed above the fray of the candidates on the Democratic side taking political potshots at him.

' Health care, once figured to be the predominant issue in the Missouri governor's race, has quietly faded to the background as the primary election approaches.

Conservative Christian leader James Dobson has softened his stance against Republican presidential hopeful John McCain, saying he could reverse his position and endorse the Arizona senator despite serious ...

Oregon Sen. Gordon Smith said Friday that Democrat Jeff Merkley is breaking the law by continuing to appear in campaign ads paid for by the state Democratic Party.

Former Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney announces his support for Republican presidential hopeful, Sen.

In this Feb. 3, 2008 file photo, former Texas Sen. Phil Gramm looks on at right as Republican presidential candidate Sen.

Louisiana's legislators won't try to override Gov. Bobby Jindal's vetoes in a special "veto session" next month because the state's senators voted against returning to the Capitol, Senate President Joel ...