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Whether the Internal Revenue Service controversy explodes into something bigger comes down to this: Did anyone in the Obama administration know before the Nov. 6 election that the agency singled out Tea Party groups for extra screening?
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John F. W. Rogers is known on Wall Street for four initials and an enviable fact of corporate geography. The F. and W. stand for Francis and William, though why Rogers uses them both is one of several mysteries he has either gone out of his way to cultivate or never seen fit to explain.
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As late as last week, President Barack Obama was still calling for one, broad debt agreement that included cuts, entitlements and taxes.
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When the presidential candidates meet tomorrow for their first debate, Mitt Romney will have the most to prove.
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President Barack Obama’s rejection of TransCanada Corp.’s Keystone XL pipeline permit exposed a split in a core Democratic constituency and handed Republicans a new line of election-year attack.
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Aaron J. Garcia, a 2009 graduate of Harvard College, passed up offers from consulting and marketing companies paying $20,000 more than he gets teaching chemistry and physics in Brownsville, Texas on the Mexican border.
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Mitt Romney looked beyond tonight’s Iowa caucuses and sought to display his campaign’s national reach and fundraising strength as aides said he plans to start advertising in Florida.
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Mitt Romney looked beyond tonight’s Iowa caucuses and sought to display his campaign’s national reach and fundraising strength as aides said he plans to start advertising in Florida.
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Congress hadn’t even returned from its August recess before a new partisan battle erupted, this time over when President Barack Obama can give a speech.
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Former U.S. Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney were running a close race for first place in Iowa’s Republican presidential nominating caucuses.
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