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  Jun 3, 2011

  John Edwards Indicted Over Alleged $1M in Funds for Mistress

  John Edwards, the once powerful North Carolina Senator and two-time Democratic presidential candidate, has been indicted by a federal grand jury over allegations he spent almost $1 million in campaign contributions to cover up an extramarital affair while he was running for president in 2008.

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  Jun 2, 2011

  Mitt Romney Makes Bid for Presidency Official in N.H.

  Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney officially announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for president today, in front a few hundred supporters at a New Hampshire farm.

• Jun 2, 2011

  Obama Administration Rejects Defunding of Indiana Planned Parenthood

  Indiana officials received notification from the Obama administration on Wednesday stating that if the state continued to withhold some funds from Planned Parenthood, the state could potentially lose over $4 billion in Medicaid funds.

• Jun 1, 2011

  Twitter, Other Social Media Outlets Causing Problems for Politicians

  Facebook, Twitter and other social media outlets have given elected officials a direct avenue to reach voters and constituents; however, they can also be the source of major headaches.

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  May 31, 2011

  Obama Nominates Former Energy Chief John Bryson as Commerce Secretary

  President Obama nominated John Bryson, the former chairman and CEO of Edison International, as the next Secretary of Commerce, saying his experience “will help us create more jobs and make America more competitive” globally.

• May 31, 2011

  'God' Motto on Election Stickers Stirs Controversy in Ohio

  Voting stickers on election day are common and popular in Ohio, but when it comes to including the state’s motto, “With God, All Things are Possible,” on them, it has generated controversy in the Buckeye state.

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  May 31, 2011

  Democrats Concerned About Drop in Voter Registration

  While Democrats have seen greater success in recent years, some of their parties strategists are concerned that duplicating the success of 2008 voter registration drives may be difficult to repeat in 2012.

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  May 29, 2011

  Huntsman's Record Spotty Among Some Conservatives

  As Jon Huntsman ponders a presidential run, many conservatives find themselves in a quandary on how to view his stances on a number of key fiscal and social issues.

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  May 28, 2011

  Republican Presidential Field Forming Early

  Never in the history of modern presidential politics has a spot on the primary roster been sought after so early – and by so many. While top prospects decided against seeking the White House, there appears to be no shortage of applicants willing to take their place.

• May 27, 2011

  Senate 'Officially' in Session Over Memorial Day Break

  While most all government agencies and offices will be closed over the Memorial Day weekend, the Senate floor will remain open for business. The primary reason is to block the possible recess appointments