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AP Photo / Conroy In the world of infidelity, is old-fashioned commitment, marriage, and monogamy dead? In one of too many stories of infidelity, today according to the New York Post , "Top CBS sportscaster Jim Nantz will have to fork over nearly $1 million a year plus the keys to a Connecticut colonial mansion in a freshly-inked divorce settlement ...

Contrary to some reports, the Republican sweep of Tuesday's governor's races in New Jersey and Virginia is not a direct rebuke of President Obama, according to Leo Hindery, managing partner of InterMedia Partners.

As Virginians headed into the precincts and cast their ballot in their own back yard the nation is watching with a close eye.

Joe Trippi was on CNN American Morning this morning discussing the potential implications of todays elections for the Democrats and Republicans.

The end of the decade is sneaking up on us--barely two months away . In any case, whether you are regarding the current decade in telecom terms or from a more general perspective, it's likely that many of us will be happy to see "the aughts" wind down.

You know what was a great program? Medikids. I'll let the guy who brought us Medikids describe it: "Every baby born in America will leave the hospital not just with a birth certificate but with a Medikids card that will guarantee them health insurance up until the age of 25.

Visitor logs released by the White House late Friday show that a host of prominent people have been spending time at the executive mansion, including liberal powerhouses George Soros and former vice president Al Gore.

Experts say the best way to avoid getting caught in a sex scandal is to avoid becoming a famous married television personality with a penchant for 22-year-old interns who have daddy issues.

2 . John Edwards - Cheated on cancer-stricken wife and fathered illegitimate child, all while running for President.

It's been a long time since Fox News, which avidly cultivates its outsider status, got to play the underdog.

" New Life for the Public Option " is the headline of Dan Balz's excellent article in Sunday's Washington Post.

If you've been following the health care debate over the last couple of years, you may have heard the grim tale of Nataline Sarkisyan.

Former North Carolina Gov. Mike Easley's campaign finances go under the microscope Monday when state election officials begin to scrutinize his election efforts and money from the state Democratic Party.

Former U.S. Sen. John Edwards' standing in the eyes of the public has dropped dramatically in the past year, according to results of a Gallup Poll.

Roxanne Conlin's entry into the race for the Democratic Senate nomination may excite the party's Des Moines powerbrokers, but not the party base, according to a pair of candidates she is joining on the campaign trail.

Former Virginia Sen. Brandon Bell endorsed Republican Bob McDonnell for governor Wednesday after spending most of the summer and fall in support of Democrat Creigh Deeds.

Birmingham lawyer Giles Perkins is running for Alabama attorney general as a Democrat.

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A Rhode Island woman urged senators Tuesday to ease bankruptcy rules for people devastated by medical debt, as she described the pain of losing a child and going broke from his health care bills.

On a conference call with liberal religious leaders and activists this summer, President Obama said, "I know there's been a lot of misinformation in this debate, and there are some folks out there who are, frankly, bearing false witness, but I want everyone to know what health insurance reform is all about." He uses words like "ludicrous" and ...