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(CNSNews.com) – Three full months have passed since Rep. Paul Ryan was sworn in as House Speaker, and aside from a handshake at the State of the Union Address, President Obama has not met with the Republican leader. That will change this week.
Abortion
(CNSNews.com) – Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.) commented on recent efforts by Republicans to defund Planned Parenthood, saying that while Congress will "continue to have this debate" one point of agreement was "we want to reduce the number of unplanned, unwanted pregnancies and then there won't
Democrat
(CNSNews.com) – "How much do you have to earn to be rich?" Sen. Bernie Sanders was asked Monday night in a live appearance on Fusion, the Yahoo!-ABC News Network. It took Sanders only a few seconds to answer the question: "I would say that people who
Democrat
CHESTNUT HILL – Some of Massachusetts's top Democratic and Republican women gathered Friday at Boston College Law School to discuss barriers to women in politics, strongly agreeing across party lines that more women need to run for political office. U.S. Rep. Katherine Clark (D-Natick), former Massachusetts Governor Jane
Democrat
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Candidates who next week start signing up for the New Hampshire primary can do so at the desk of the man who started it all a century ago. In 1913, Rep. Stephen Bullock traveled by horse and buggy from his Richmond farm to Concord to propose
Massachusetts
STATE HOUSE — Continuing to keep his distance from the simmering race for the nation's highest office, Gov. Charlie Baker on Thursday deflected a radio show host's assertion that his politics are closer to Democrat Hillary Clinton's than to Republican presidential candidates like Carly Fiorina,
Massachusetts
STATE HOUSE — Wearing mortarboards and carrying SAT prep books, members of a student immigrant group camped out in Sen. Eileen Donoghue's office on Thursday in hopes of urging the Lowell Democrat to back legislation that would allow undocumented immigrants to pay in-state tuition rates at public colleges in
Immigration
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court is starting a new term that promises a steady stream of divisive social issues, and also brighter prospects for conservatives who suffered more losses than usual in recent months. The justices are meeting in public Monday for the first time since a number of high-profile
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