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Despite the serious subjects expected at the G8, arriving leaders appeared upbeat. .

He wants him to release more information.

The wake comes after a closed court session.

The GOP candidate will likely pick up speed.

Few think Indiana is in play this year, the Obama campaign has signaled that it's a low priority.

Opinion: The Repeal Pledge works across the center-right spectrum.

The most memorable blunders on the site.

But Republicans are going to be equipped with far more super PAC and outside group help.

Deliberations will resume Monday.

Trading in its first day as a public company brought back few memories of the tech-stock boom, with its price closing at $38.23 -- 23 cents above its preset price.

If you're trying to access the "GOP Solutions" tab on House Speaker John Boehner's website, you won't find any policy initiatives or grand ideas. But you will get a poetic take on why Congress has a hard time getting anything...

Sara Libby

A full slate of congressional leaders hits the Sunday talk show circuit this weekend.

The increased activity dovetails with the company's rapidly expanding investments in federal lobbying.

The Facebook IPO gave CNBC a chance today to relive the good ol' days of dotcom hysteria. We condense all of it into 100 sober, calm, reflective seconds ... PANIC!...

David Kurtz http://talkingpointsmemo.com/

If federal prosecutors get their way next week, an aging white supremacist who bragged about being a serial bomber and who was convicted earlier this year of sending explosives to a city office in Arizona will never see the outside world again.


Nick R. Martin

It's set to be the largest tech IPO in U.S. history.

Campaigns, political parties, interest groups — they're all ramping up to register millions of potential voters. The Pew Center on the States estimates there are 51 million unregistered Americans who are eligible to vote. The belief is that even a small number of them could swing the results.

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