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A crowded Michigan primary might complicate a must-win state for Dems

With roughly a year until the Michigan primaries, Senate candidates on both sides of the aisle are already selling their ...
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Ahlquist Self-Funds 40% of $950K Haul

Brad Little rolled out his first policy platform.
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Samsung-Apple SCOTUS case will have implications for patent trolls and startups

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Security Insiders: With Karzai's Delays, Time to Plan for the Zero Option in Afghanistan

A majority of Insiders says the Afghan War was worth fighting.
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Will Smith Puts On Hollywood’s "African" Accent

This is not the first time that an American actor has struggled to authentically portray an African.
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State Senate Majority Leader Could Run for Heck's Seat

Is considered a likely option if Heck runs for Senate.
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Walker Will Sign Right-to-Work Next Week

NARAL launches ad campaign against him.
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One Year After Shelby Decision, States Have Moved to Restrict Voter Access

Lawyers head to court Monday to seek an injunction against North Carolina's voter-suppression law, currently the harshest in the country.
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Jan. 6 committee details extremist plot to overturn election

The panel laid out how former President Trump spurred extremist groups to show up to the Capitol in a bid to help him stay in power.
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Redistricting aside, Dems' glass is half full

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This Fireworks Drone Is Awesome"“and Illegal

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GOP senators don't lose in red states anymore

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