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Obama to submit budget to Congress Mon.

President Barack Obama is pressing for investments in infrastructure while relying on tax increases on the wealthy and corporations to claim progress on the

White House didn't foresee birth control backlash

As President Barack Obama considered a decision on birth control that would turn into an unexpected political nightmare, he heard it from inside and outside

Obama urges payroll tax cut extension

President Barack Obama and Republicans are talking money and taxes in their weekly radio and Internet messages.

Jurors in lacrosse trial view police interview

A former University of Virginia lacrosse player said he got physical with his former girlfriend but did not kill her, sobbing and saying "she's not dead" when

Obama adjusts birth control policy after protests

Under fierce election-year fire, President Barack Obama on Friday abruptly abandoned his stand that religious organizations must pay for free birth control for

German court sentences US airmen's killer to life

An Islamic extremist who killed two U.S. airmen bound for Afghanistan at Frankfurt airport last year and injured two others was convicted of murder and

Santorum to conservatives: Don't settle for Romney

Presidential candidate Rick Santorum implored conservatives Friday not to settle for Mitt Romney's more moderate record, and to instead insist on nominating an

They're back: Social issues overtake US politics

All of a sudden, abortion, contraception and gay marriage are at the center of American political discourse, with the struggling — though improving — economy

Hold the mystery meat: Military food gets upgrade

Hold the mystery meat: Military mess halls soon will be serving more fruits, vegetables and low-fat dishes under the first program in 20 years to improve

NRC approves first new nuclear plant in 3 decades

The nation's first new nuclear power plant in a generation won approval Thursday as federal regulators voted to grant a license for two new reactors in

Armstrong relieved inquiry is over

Lance Armstrong says he's relieved by the end of a nearly two-year federal investigation into doping allegations against him, and that he always remained

Armstrong says he's happy investigation over

The stress, the waiting, the whispers about whether he doped during his stellar cycling career, all of it ended when — after nearly two years — federal

Romantic rival testifies at U.Va. murder trial

The romantic rival of a former University of Virginia lacrosse player accused of killing his ex-girlfriend says he saw the defendant with his arm around her

White House to promote more positive jobs outlook

The White House plans to announce a more optimistic jobs forecast this month, based in part on the shaky premise that Congress will pass President Barack

Democrats propose 6-week cut in jobless benefits

The Democratic proposal would allow unemployed people to receive a maximum 93 weeks of benefits in states with the highest jobless rates, rather than the 99

House passes insider trading bill

The House passed a bill banning Congress and executive branch officials from insider trading, but brushed aside a provision aimed at reining in those who pry

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