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In this Jan. 28, 2009 file photo, New York's newest Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., with a temporary name card in front of her, listens to testimony on Capitol Hill in Washington during the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on climate change.

Former President Bill Clinton will headline a fundraiser for New York Rep. Carolyn Maloney, who is challenging Sen.

Finally, a new model for the wronged political spouse. It's about time. South Carolina Gov.

Forget about the quandary South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford faces as a result of his personal indiscretions.

The primary between Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-N.Y., and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., could test the allegiances of New Yorka s Democratic leaders and congressional delegation - and threatens to widen a rift between upstate and downstate New York voters.

In a slap at President Barack Obama, former President Bill Clinton will headline a fundraiser for a New York congresswoman challenging White House-backed Sen.

Honduras' interimA leaderA Roberto Micheletti, right, and General Romeo Vasquez, head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, sing the national anthem in Tegucigalpa on Tuesday.

Al Franken's victory in the Minnesota Senate race gives Democrats a filibuster-proof majority in that chamber, and President Obama wants to keep it that way.

The AP is reporting that Rep. Carolyn Maloney will challenge Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand in the state's Dem primary, according to a senior campaign adviser.

Watchdogs are an endangered species in the Age of Obama. The latest government ombudsman to get the muzzle: Amtrak Inspector General Fred Weiderhold.

Power generator Exelon says it's calling off plans to build a new nuclear plant in Texas.

An open-minded individual, I am willing to support an adulterer for elective office.

The Supreme Court, which has chipped away at limits on political spending in recent years, opened the door Monday to a broad challenge of the nation's campaign-finance laws.

Supreme Court rules for firefighters in discrimination case June 29: The Supreme Court ruling is a victory for white firefighters from New Haven who claimed reverse discrimination.

Defiant interim leader Roberto Micheletti is preparing to govern a tense Honduras as worldwide calls increase for ousted President Manuel Zelaya to return to power.

The court said Monday it will hear arguments in the case again in a special session on Sept.

Israel has said it has approved the construction of 50 homes in a settlement in the occupied West Bank, despite weeks of pressure from its closest ally Washington.

Efforts by the White House and Sen. Chuck Schumer to prevent a Democratic primary challenge to Sen.

Highlights of the three remaining cases the Supreme Court is expected to decide Monday at its last public session until October: - Reverse discrimination: White firefighters in New Haven, Conn., claim they were discriminated against when the city tossed out the results of a promotion exam because too few minorities scored high enough.

Thursday, 25 June 2009, 11:17 am Press Release: Center for Public Policy Analysis Bangkok, Thailand and Washington, D.C. June 25, 2009, For Immediate Release Center for Public Policy Analysis A senior U.S. foreign officer, Edmund McWilliams, who served in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War, today commented upon and hailed a Congressional letter ...