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Fidel Castro was calling by cell phone during Hugo Chavez's final remarks at the National Stadium in Santiago, Chile, after King Juan Carlos of Spain had told Chavez, Venezuela's president,…
November 29, 2007 / 1 Comment / Read More
Big business is shoveling more money than ever into U.S. political campaigns, with Wall Street donations way up, a watchdog group said on Tuesday.
The securities and investment industry -- which…
November 28, 2007 / 1 Comment / Read More
Prowling the Internet, spilling venom on blogs and dominating the airwaves on conservative talk radio, "Hillary haters" are back and out in force as 2008 presidential nominating contests loom.
Democratic front-runner…
November 28, 2007 / 4 Comments / Read More
Call it the "O Factor." Oprah Winfrey picks a "favorite book" or a "favorite thing," and poof, it's a best seller.
And now Winfrey's "favorite senator," Barack Obama, hopes the O…
November 28, 2007 / 5 Comments / Read More
As governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney issued no pardons, limited lobbying by would-be judges and sought to create a judicial nominating process based solely on merit.
Despite his best efforts, the…
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A federal grand jury investigating Blackwater Worldwide heard witnesses Tuesday as a private lawsuit accused the government contractor's bodyguards of ignoring orders and abandoning their posts shortly before taking part…
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Mike Huckabee's presidential rivals are pointing to chinks in his record as Arkansas' governor — from ethics complaints to tax increases to illegal immigration and his support for releasing a…
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The Democratic presidential pack is desperate. Five senators, a governor and a representative are seeking one surefire way to capture hearts, minds and votes whenever they are asked what should…
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How long will the U.S. be in Iraq? A very long time, according to Bush administration plans, on the order of the 60-plus years we've been in Germany and Japan…
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America's worst congressman, Tom Tancredo, caused quite a stir recently when he aired a television ad for his presidential campaign. The ad features a man in a hooded sweatshirt detonating…
November 28, 2007 / 1 Comment / Read More