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Hillary Clinton fans looking to the stage of New York’s Lincoln Center today for signs of her 2016 presidential ambitions came away empty-handed.
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When the storm clouds clear, Mitt Romney and the Republican Party will face a compressed political convention that will make the task of balancing biography and criticism of President Barack Obama more difficult.
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U.S. Representative Ron Paul of Texas, who stresses libertarian positions, prevailed in the battle for second place in the New Hampshire Republican primary election, NBC projected. Rival Mitt Romney won the primary.
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Congressional Republicans are clear in their demand for a constitutional amendment forcing the government to balance its budget. What they’re not offering is clarity on how to get there.
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Sargent Shriver , who married into the Kennedy family and was the founding director of the Peace Corps, has died, according to the Associated Press. He was 95.
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Mitt Romney, Rick Perry and the other Republican presidential candidates stretched the truth on health care, job creation and the deficit in a debate last night as they attacked each other and President Barack Obama.
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Chris Van Hollen, the top Democrat on the House Budget Committee, said Congress should eliminate a tax break for private-equity and hedge-fund executives to pay for extending a payroll tax cut for workers.
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A census report showing median household income fell last year puts a new focus on the biggest issue of the U.S. presidential election. And it’s likely to be deployed by both candidates to reinforce their campaign themes.
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Two days after their combative face- off at a town-hall-style debate, President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney took a break from the acrimony to poke fun at each other and themselves at a New York charity roast.
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When Ron Paul announced four years ago that he was running for president, the congressman from Texas had a tough time attracting attention.
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