Republicans face a defining choice less than a month before the payroll tax holiday expires.

The spot includes an Asian actress speaking in broken English.

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Opinion: Japan and the U.S. have wasted diplomatic energy on the issue for too long.

Opinion: Opponents of the act spin a tale that our nation's founding was about limiting government.

Opinion: Republican's strong anti-immigrant rhetoric will be difficult to overcome.

Opinion: The Republican defied political stereotypes and worked with opponents to confront challenges.

The Silver State bet big on GOP front-runner Mitt Romney on Saturday.

Obama seemed eager to calm concerns that Israel is on the brink of a pre-emptive attack.

Some of what moderate Dems are left are fearful of a Pelosi backlash.

The biggest loser in Nevada's Republican caucuses? The state's feckless GOP.

The head of FreedomWorks tells CNN he doesn't believe Gingrich will bounce back.

Sam LaHood and 18 others stand accused of illegally receiving foreign funds.

In an interview with NBC, the president sought to assure allies and foes alike that the United States was working in lockstep with Israel to solve the crisis, "hopefully diplomatically." He also said he deserved "a second term" as president, though he acknowledged the economy still needed work.

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