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Jan 23 2013
Opinion
Does UN arms trade treaty figure in Obama administration’s gun control plans?
One day after President Barack Obama won re-election, his Administration agreed to a new round of international negotiations to revive a United Nations-sponsored treaty regulating the international sale of conventional arms, which critics fear could affect the Constitutionally protected right of U.S. citizens to purchase and bear firearms.
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Fox News Digital
Nov 08 2013
News
The 'Establishment' Fights Back
Mitch McConnell on the shutdown's failure, ObamaCare's future and his own primary challenge.
It is a month since the government shutdown and a day after the election. The minority leader of the U.S. Senate, Mitch McConnell, longest-serving senator in Kentucky history (1985 to the present, up for a sixth term in 2014), is seated in his office talking about the stresses, strains and
Peggy Noonan
Jan 25 2018
Perspectives Blog
Daily Beast Media Bias Update
Previously: We split our evaluation of NPR into a media bias rating for NPR News (Center) and for NPR Editorial (Lean Left). We also completed an analysis of CNN where we updated the media bias rating for CNN Web News (Center) and created a new page for CNN Opinion (Far Left). And we did same for Fox News, splitting the media bias rating for Fox News (Lean Right) from Fox Editorial (
Lucy Pinto
Mar 27 2016
News
Bernie Sanders Seizes 3 States, Sweeping Democratic Contests
Senator Bernie Sanders routed Hillary Clinton in all three Democratic presidential contests on Saturday, infusing his underdog campaign with critical momentum and bolstering his argument that the race for the nomination is not a foregone conclusion.
Mr. Sanders found a welcome tableau in the largely white and liberal electorates of the Pacific Northwest, where just days after
New York Times (News)
Nov 04 2013
News
Biden, A Man Of Many Words, Omits One At Va. Rally: 'Obama'
Anyone waiting expectantly for Vice President Biden to name check President Obama at an election eve rally Monday went away disappointed.
Besides singing the praises of Democratic gubernatorial nominee Terry McAuliffe at the Northern Virginia event, Biden mentioned Democratic Sens. Tim Kaine and Mark Warner (favorably) and Republican Sen. Ted Cruz (unfavorably). He singled out McAuliffe
NPR (Online News)
Jan 10 2013
News
Hagel Has Few Close Allies in Senate, Despite 12 Years There
For a man who spent 12 years in the Senate, Chuck Hagel will find himself with few close allies when the Armed Services Committee takes up his nomination to be secretary of defense this month.
His three closest friends from his years as a Republican senator from Nebraska, 1997 to 2009, are either no longer members or in no position to help. One is the vice president, Joseph R. Biden Jr
New York Times (News)
Oct 28 2013
News
If Hillary Rodham Clinton passes in 2016, which Democrats run? The Fix ranks the tiers.
Every conversation we have with any Democratic operative about the 2016 presidential race starts this way: “Well, I mean if Hillary runs . . .” Which, of course, is to be expected. If Hillary Rodham Clinton — the former secretary of state, former New York senator and 2008 presidential candidate — runs, then the Democratic race (and the general election, too) revolves around her.
But, of
Washington Post
Jul 09 2012
News
Romney's June fundraising would buy...
Mitt Romney campaign said it raised more than $100 million in June, surpassing the more than $77 million it raised the previous months. President Barack Obama's campaign has not yet released its June numbers, which have to be filed with the Federal Election Commission by July 20. Romney for the first time is expected to have raised more money than Obama. At a time when the economy is still
CNN Digital
May 30 2013
News
With campaign in rearview, Ann Romney says there were mistakes
No presidential campaign is perfect, Ann Romney admitted Thursday - even her husband's bid for the White House in 2012.
Speaking solo for the first time since November's election loss, Romney said on CBS she had no personal regrets from last year's effort, but conceded there were things everyone would have liked to do differently.
"You'd always love to turn the page back and go
CNN Digital
Jan 31 2024
Headline Roundup
Conservative Taylor Swift Critics Theorize About Possible Biden Endorsement
Some of Taylor Swift's conservative critics have theorized that her impending Super Bowl presence forms part of a conspiracy to secure President Joe Biden's reelection via a staged endorsement.
The Details: Some conservative commentators have suggested Swift’s relationship with Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, and her expected Super Bowl presence are intended to sway the
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