Newt Gingrich
Capital Culture: Candor rare in Oval Office talks
When presidents sit down in private with congressional leaders, particularly those from the opposing party, there's often a heaping helping of bland talk about working... Read more »
Cuban-American to head House Foreign Affairs
She hung up on the next president, Barack Obama. Twice. She thought it was a prank. Read more »
Rep. McCarthy: a Cicero with a promising future
WASHINGTON — Winning California's state lottery with the first ticket he bought put Kevin McCarthy, then 20, on a path to becoming, in January, the third-ranking... Read more »
GOP governors already looking to 2012 election
The 2010 elections barely over, nearly three dozen current and incoming Republican governors already are looking to the next election, aiming to capitalize on... Read more »
Senate Democrats swim against anti-earmark tide
Now that Republicans have abandoned the you-scratch-my-back, I'll-scratch-yours earmark process, Democrats who still hold a majority in the Senate have to decide... Read more »
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