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After three women were shot dead inside a suburban Milwaukee spa, a local TV news bulletin interrupted the broadcast of a football game between the Green Bay Packers and St. Louis Rams.
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It may become a bit easier to find a job just as President Barack Obama campaigns to keep his own.
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Mitt Romney’s double-barreled victory in the Arizona and Michigan primaries yesterday gave him a burst of momentum in the Republican presidential race as the contest shifts to Southern states and Ohio, where his appeal among evangelical and working class voters will be tested anew.
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Soaring gasoline prices have eroded President Barack Obama ’s job-approval ratings and exposed him to political attacks even as futures markets, the chairman of the Federal Reserve and some analysts say prices may soon peak.
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Even as President Barack Obama benefits from an improving economy, an arc of crises from Libya to Afghanistan is pushing U.S. foreign policy worries into an election dominated by concern over the American and global economies.
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President Barack Obama yesterday sought to end persistent questions from some political opponents about his birthplace by releasing a copy of his long-form birth certificate and decrying the “silliness” of the controversy.
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President Barack Obama ’s approval of the U.S. raid that killed Osama bin Laden stymies a central tenet of Republican campaigns for the White House: that Democrats can’t pull the trigger.
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U.S. House Republicans pushing to overhaul Medicare dismiss the vocal opposition some have encountered from constituents as orchestrated by political foes.
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Labor leaders, after getting voters to repeal an Ohio law restricting collective bargaining, begin training their sights tomorrow on Wisconsin, where they face a tougher battle to unseat Republican Governor Scott Walker.
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A majority of voters approve of the job President Barack Obama is doing, even as a larger share express concern about his handling of the economy and the deficit , according to a Politico-GW Battleground Poll.
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