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Romney Closes in on Santorum in Ohio Poll

Super Tuesday Ohio Primary Results: Mitt Romney Wins, but What Does It Mean?
Mitt Romney closed in on Rick Santorum in Ohio and picked up a crucial endorsement in Virginia on Sunday as he grows in strength ahead of Super Tuesday, the biggest day yet in the race for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination.
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Romney wins Wyoming Republican Caucus

Romney's 41% Is 'Enough' for Michigan; Big Tally in Arizona

Mitt Romney scored victories in both of Tuesday's Republican primarie in Michigan -- his native state -- and Arizona. The wins reposition the former Massachusetts governor as his party's front-runner and could prompt a rethink of rival Rick Santorum's candidacy
Republican Debate: It was a ‘Surging Santorum vs. Raving Romney’ Show

Romney, Santorum Tied in Michigan With 10 Percent of Vote Counted

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum were virtually tied at about 40 percent each with 10 percent of the vote counted in the Republican presidential primary in Michigan on Tuesday, according to early vote counts broadcast on television networks.
Republican U.S. presidential candidate Newt Gingrich points before the start of the presidential debate in Mesa, Arizona, February 22, 2012.

Georgia on His Mind, Newt Gingrich Battles in His Own Backyard

Only a month ago, Newt Gingrich was atop the Republican Party's presidential-nomination race. Now he is in a fight for a win even in his home state of Georgia as his campaign stakes its future on the Super Tuesday primaries to be conducted March 6.
Barack Obama

Obama Wants to Slash Corporate Tax Rate to 28%

Under a corporate-tax overhaul to be detailed Wednesday, U.S. companies would be forced to cede a number of loopholes and subsidies, while those with overseas operations could face a minimum tax on their foreign earnings.
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Obama to Propose 28% Corporate Tax Rate

The Obama administration on Wednesday will propose cutting the top tax rate for corporations to 28 percent, and pay for it by eliminating dozens of tax loopholes companies now use to lower their rates, a senior administration official said.
Barack Obama

Congress Extends Payroll-Tax Cut, Sends Bill to Obama

Congress passed legislation on Friday that extends a tax cut for 160 million workers through December. The new law continues long-term jobless benefits, handing President Barack Obama a major victory in a year in which his re-election is at stake.
House Speaker John Boehner took issue with some provisions of the payroll tax holiday extension bill.

Four Problems with the Payroll Tax Holiday Extension

The Senate has followed the House of Representatives in passing a bill to extend the payroll tax holiday first instituted in 2011. But there were some issues that stood in the way, and four major groups have their own objections to the measure.

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