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In an interview on my radio show Wednesday, Arizona Senator Jon Kyl underscored the fact that Senate Democrats do not have the 60 votes they need to pass Obamacare, and that reports about the inevitability of Obamcare passing are part of the Democrat's strategy.

Sen. John McCain is drawing heat from a Washington government watchdog group for recording health-care robocalls in the states of five other senators.

However, other agencies have been notified that the security of their documents may have been compromised, other Department of Homeland Security officials told the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.

On Dec. 3, the House passed the Permanent Estate Tax Relief for Families, Farmers, and Small Businesses Act of 2009 , 225-200. The entire Republican caucus were joined by 26 Democrats in opposition to the legislation that would make permanent the 2009 estate tax rate and exemption levels.

President Obama is expected to announce Tuesday that he wants Congress to redirect $200 billion of Wall Street bailout funds toward job creation measures, White House officials told CNN.

The issue that sharply divided the House during its consideration of health-care legislation is threatening to derail the Senate version of the bill, Bloomberg reports.

WASHINGTON - To understand Sen. Lamar Alexander's role in the ongoing debate in the Senate on health care reform legislation, you have to go back to a floor speech Alexander made in July.

Transcript: Sens. Kyl, Bayh on 'FNS' Monday, November 30, 2009 The following is a rush transcript of the November 29, 2009, edition of "FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace." This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.

These are the biggest individual awards of stimulus money to Southern Arizona projects.

It's one of the most explosive decisions of the Obama administration so far - prosecuting Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and four other suspected 9/11 terrorists in a civilian court in New York instead of a military tribunal.

"the second ranking Republican in the Senate whose task it is to maintain party discipline - "has not exactly been the most disciplined messenger on foreign policy for his part as of late.

B rooklyn : I find it interesting that you label the car accident that Tiger Woods was involved in "bizarre" . People are involved in these types of accidents all the time and the press and public do not seem to pay much attention or think of them as bizarre.

WASHINGTON - Sen. John McCain urged the chairman of a Senate committee Tuesday to schedule a vote before year's end on a controversial federal land swap that could bring North America's largest copper mine and 1,400 jobs to a site just east of Superior.

Michaele Salahi shakes hands with President Obama as her husband, Tareq Salahi, looks on, at last Tuesday's State Dinner honoring the Indian Prime Minister.

Establishment Republicans are recoiling at a draft proposal before the Republican National Committee that would bar party financial support for candidates who fail to meet eight of 10 issue tests.

President Obama plans to lay out a time frame for winding down the American involvement in the war in Afghanistan when he announces his decision this week to send more forces, senior administration officials said Sunday.

In his Crib Sheet, CNN's John King looks back at Sunday's talk shows and ahead to the topics that will be making news this week.

A member of the House panel that oversees the Secret Service says the security lapse that allowed a couple to crash a White House state dinner is unforgiveable and must be corrected.

Two lawmakers said yesterday that authorities should pursue criminal charges against the Virginia couple who crashed last week's state dinner at the White House.

November 30, 2009 Obama's Speech on Afghanistan to Envision Exit By PETER BAKER, ERIC SCHMITT and DAVID E. SANGER New York Times WASHINGTON - President Obama plans to lay out a time frame for winding down the American involvement in the war in Afghanistan when he announces his decision this week to send more forces, senior administration officials ...