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Sen. John Cornyn responds to a question as GOP senators hold a media availability following the Senate Republican Annual meeting January 27, 2010 in Washington, DC.

New Hampshire GOP suddenly taking the former Massachusetts senator seriously, offering a great boon to the party's hopes of winning the seat next year.

The raft of stories over the last week, the latest being today's piece in Business Insider, about Democratic Party infighting has nicely illustrated something conservatives have known for a while.

Republican operatives cede Dold's race will be tough in 2014, but they also argue that if any Republican can win in Illinois' 10th District, it's him.

The high-powered Hub law firm that earlier this year lured Middlesex District Attorney Gerry Leone away from law enforcement and made former U.S. Sen. Scott Brown a network personality has now pirated the federal prosecutor who put mob monster James "Whitey" Bulger away for life.

With a new White House push to promote the Affordable Care Act well underway, the question is whether an improved HealthCare.gov site and onslaught of positive talking points will be enough to bolster Senate Democrats facing tough races in 2014.

Elizabeth Warren, in her first year as a U.S. senator, has captured headlines by pressuring such industry titans as Goldman Sachs Chairman Lloyd C. Blankfein for transparency, including a Dec. 4 call for Wall Street banks to disclose their contributions to think tanks that provide financial analysis to Congress.

By Marc Fortier: Former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown took a shot at his former political rival, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, during a stop in Londonderry on Thursday night.

Sen. Rand Paul said Sunday he opposes extending unemployment benefits for workers, arguing that it would be a "disservice" to jobless individuals.

After an ill-fated first stab at filling a vacancy in this city's federal court, the dysfunctional U.S. Senate may yet propel first-term Hampden District Attorney Mark G. Mastroianni to the bench.

Brian Rothenberg, Director of the progressive advocacy organization ProgressOhio, joined Sen. Brown and NCPSSM's Max Richtman in Columbus Friday to talk about defending and strengthening Social Security.

State Sen. Katherine M. Clark has whipped through $1.2 million despite being the front-runner in the race for Edward J. Markey's congressional seat, a breakneck spending spree experts call the latest Democratic effort to beat back the ghost of Martha Coakley past.

Concord "Wrong state, Senator. New Hampshire isn't Massachusetts." That's the message New Hampshire Democrats are sending to Scott Brown, former Senator turned shadow lobbyist for big banks and corporations, after he confused the two states at Republican event in Londonderry, NH last night.

Today's "Ask me anything about Daily Kos" is hosted the Orange Overlord himself .

Universal, bipartisan praise for Mandela after his passing -- when it wasn't always the case Cincinnati-area focus group: Voters angry with Washington, down on Obama, and feeling helpless in fixing things November jobs report: Employers add 203,000 jobs and unemployment rate falls to 7.0%.

Obama wouldn't pick sides in a potential Clinton-Biden primary on Hardball yesterday.

Touting the "huge problem" the GOP has with women voters, CNN dredged up Mitt Romney's "binders full of women" remark from last year and asked House Majority Leader Eric Cantor point-blank "Do you not know how to talk to women, sir?" The obnoxious question came from Capitol Hill correspondent Dana Bash, who challenged Cantor's point that GOP ... (more)

Brown is the former Massachusetts senator who's being mentioned as a possible U.S. Senate candidate in New Hampshire next year.

Former U.S. Sen. Scott Brown zinged Sen. Elizabeth Warren as being too inexperienced to be president last night, just before attending a closed-door book signing in the Granite State, where he's considering his own Senate run.

When senior Jeremy Baker returned from class Monday afternoon, he was stunned to find his email inbox flooded with messages from The Washington Post and other various political news sources asking to speak with him.