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The 40th president was born on Feb. 6, 1911 in Illinois. The centennial of his birth will be marked by a series of events next year beginning with a Reagan float in the Tournament of Roses Parade on Jan. 1.
Whether voters didn't fully understand all of Congress' accomplishments or simply didn't agree with the Democratic priorities, the party took a shellacking in the mid-term election.
We somehow sailed unscathed past crises in Iraq, Pakistan, North Korea, the Mideast -- and at home.
Back from an unofficial diplomatic mission to North Korea, the New Mexico governor says leaders there are "more pragmatic" than they are portrayed by the state-run media.
Republicans broke ranks and joined Democrats to pass the arms reduction treaty with Russia, the president's top foreign policy priority. Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) was the bill's champion in the Senate.
Official, workaholic Washington has little patience with those who dare complain about toiling through the holidays.
Sens. Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander became the ninth and tenth Republicans to say they will support the treaty, giving Democrats the needed majority for passage of the arms pact with Russia.
Tennessee GOPers Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker are backing the deal, in part because Obama has agreed to upgrade America's nuclear arsenal. That should benefit a key facility in their state.
If anyone is surprised by ground raids by U.S. forces across Pakistan's border, they weren't paying attention to candidate Barack Obama's 2007 speeches.
Key Republicans oppose ratification of the arms-reduction pact with Russia, saying they feel rushed. Angry Democrats, including Sen. John Kerry, call the objections phony and dangerous.
In asking for ratification of the arms treaty with Russia, Obama reminded Senate Republicans of the time-honored foreign policy adage: "politics stops at the water's edge."
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