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After John Boehner was elected leader of the House Republicans in 2006, Fox News host Chris Wallace asked him what was, at the time, an obvious question: “Medicare prescription drug benefit,” Wallace said. “How do you think it’s working?”
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Fox News Network sued the U.S. Senate campaign organization of Robin Carnahan in Missouri, alleging unauthorized use of the cable channel’s footage in a “smear ad” against her opponent.
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Mike Wallace, the hard-charging correspondent who was billed by CBS as “America’s toughest interviewer” on the long-running “60 Minutes” newsmagazine, has died. He was 93.
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Mitt Romney’s enduring problem is that we don’t know what lies beneath the eager-to-please demeanor that leads him to emit impenetrable lines like the one this weekend about loving Michigan because its “trees are the right height.”
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After authorities charged a former Pennsylvania State University football coach and two administrators in a child sex-abuse scandal, Governor Tom Corbett said nothing publicly about it until four days later.
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At a recent campaign rally, Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota, who is seeking the Republican nomination for president, tried to quash a narrative that some people find too irresistible to drop. A woman at the rally asked the candidate about reported divisions between Bachmann and Sarah Palin. Bachmann brushed it off.
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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney made a misstep when he described 47 percent of Americans as feeling entitled to government aid, his vice presidential running mate, Paul Ryan, said today.
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Republican presidential rivals went on the attack in a nationally televised debate yesterday, shedding the politeness marking previous forums as they squared off in Iowa before a weekend straw poll that could derail some of their campaigns.
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Athletes get second chances. Some take advantage, like Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick and Texas Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton. Others blow it.
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Kenny Williamson, the “Eggman” of New York’s Rucker Park who ascended to the front office of National Basketball Association teams, died after a battle with cancer. He was 65.
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