Will WikiLeaks escape Justice?
-
Hopes for cooperation dashed
The idea of a bipartisan tax-cut bargain evaporates.
-
GOP spells Latino outreach J-E-B
-
GOP to upend spending process
Approps bills could be diced into smaller pieces.
-
Democrats try to call GOP bluff
Dems offer "job-creating measures" on Senate floor.
-
Deficit panel struggles to agree
The commission holds its final meeting, still divided and struggling to reach a consensus.
-
Morning Score: New Hampshire siren
Ovide Lamontagne launches a 2012 PAC.
-
Palin has earned the right to run
-
No open arms at RNC for Bush allies
They are trying to regain control of the committee.
-
Obama reverses on offshore drilling
The White House’s uneasy on again, off again relationship with offshore oil drilling is off again.
-
Telecom giants and campaign cash
Roughly one-third of new lawmakers can boast checks from one of two huge players in the industry.
-
In memoriam: House climate panel
The House Democrats’ prized global warming committee died quietly on Wednesday.
-
Rangel lobbies ahead of censure vote
-
FTC proposes 'do not track' tool
The registry would allow consumers to prevent sites from tracking and using their browsing habits.
-
Real families need child tax credit
Opinion: The tax credit is vital relief to families struggling to give their children the basics.
-
Time to double team on Net privacy
Opinion: The FTC could push to end disreputable data practices that undermine online trust.
-
Scott not joining Black Caucus
"My campaign was never about race," the Republican says in a statement.
-
Decking the White House halls
-
Ad-man Putnam starting new firm
Democratic ad-man produces several memorable spots this election cycle.
-
McConnell's chief of staff to leave
The chief of staff will leave at the end of December.
-
Putin: No START means more nukes
He warns against failing to ratify the new treaty.
-
House rookies a millionaires club
Nearly a quarter of the 84 incoming Republican lawmakers have assets of at least seven figures.
-
POLITICO44
New governors fly in for Obama
Nearly two dozen heads of states of both parties will spend the afternoon listening to the president.
-
2010
Seeking a concession
In the last unresolved House race, N.Y. Democrat Tim Bishop pleads for his opponent to concede.
-
The Arena
Deficit co-chairmen 'clueless'?
"Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles have to get in touch with reality" on Social Security and taxes.
-
CLICK
Jill Biden shows off holiday decor
The foyer of the VP's Naval Observatory residence is decked out with candles, garland and wreaths.
-
'Dr. No' turns dealmaker
-
Dems roll out DREAM Act No. 5
This time they're hoping to win support from a handful of moderate lawmakers from both parties.
-
Michelle's nutrition bill derailed
House Republicans use a procedural gambit on Obama's child nutrition bill.
-
Harkin: Nothing to 'kill' food safety bill
The bill, passed by a bipartisan vote in the Senate, could be derailed by a procedural error.
-
Alaska Senate case on fast track
Judge sets Dec. 8 for hearing arguments.
-
Election losers: Homeless on the Hill
-
DOJ drops Ensign investigation
Sen. John Ensign says he will not face federal charges growing out of a Justice inquiry.
-
Edwards campaign still spending
in the midst of an FBI investigation, John Edwards's defunct campaign is still paying legal fees.
-
Farewell to feel-good resolutions
House Republicans move to get rid of votes on symbolic resolutions.
-
Maneuvering a message to N. Korea
The Pentagon is concerned that provocations from N. Korea will drag the U.S. into a full-blown conflict.
-
Addition for House: Female restroom
-
Sarah Palin: The un-Obama
Opinion: in presidential politics, opposites rule. Republicans have to offer voters the un-Obama.
-
Ellison, Grijalva to lead progressives
The reps. are elected co-chairmen of the Congressional Progressive Caucus.
-
Branstad warns GOP hopefuls
The incoming Iowa governor warns those mulling presidential bids not to skip his state's straw poll.
-
Bingaman undecided on 2012 run
The senator tells POLITICO he has considered retiring before, but won't decide before early 2011.
-
Barton may keep fighting for gavel
-
Bush urges Congress to fight AIDS
He marks World AIDS Day by urging lawmakers to continue supporting the battle against the disease.
Multimedia
See all video
Politico Blogs
-
Ben Smith on Politics
Putnam starting new firm. -
David Catanese on Campaigns
The last gasp of 2010 elections. -
Laura Rozen on Foreign Policy
Obama mystery guest? Colin Powell. -
On Congress
Dems try to poke holes in GOP stall game. -
On Media
Amazon ousted WikiLeaks from its servers. -
Josh Gerstein on the Courts
Fox rails with flair against EEOC suit.
Select the tip sheets you want sent to your inbox
POLITICO Policy
POLITICO Columns
Pollitico
POLITICO in Print
Get POLITICO in Print
POLITICO e-edition - a digital copy of the print edition with enhanced features including download and email capabilities.
