

Expect to see this struggle play out in other U.S. capitals.
It's worth asking whether doctors, who account for almost one-fifth of health spending, really need the special treatment.
Many seem clueless about pivotal events of history, professors say.
Temporary tax law does not grow the economy.
Sen. Al Franken: It takes targeted taxes and targeted cuts.
Christians, secularists and women feel they have been excluded from a revolution they helped create.
An estimated 434,000 seniors could be left without insurance annually by 2021.
The underhanded move in Michigan must not stand.
Scalia finds himself with a growing list of foes: public opinion, empirical evidence, and an increasing number of conservative legal thinkers.
The fate of the red ape hangs in the balance.
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