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If there's a government shutdown Friday, national parks will close and hundreds of thousands of federal workers will be furloughed.
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It's one thing for the GOP to be angry at the president; it's quite another for them to come up with a viable alternative.
House Republicans File Obamacare Lawsuit Against Obama Administration
The lawsuit claims the Obama administration set up a "giveaway" of billions to the insurance industry under the landmark law.
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Democrats Re-Elect Nancy Pelosi As House Minority Leader Amid Criticism Over 2014 Midterm Elections
Pelosi has served as the Democratic Party's leader in the House since 2003.
Nancy Pelosi Defends Blocking Pregnant Lawmaker From Proxy Vote
Democrat Nancy Pelosi defended her caucus' decision not to let pregnant Rep. Tammy Duckworth vote by proxy.
Democrats Won't Let Pregnant Tammy Duckworth Cast Vote By Proxy
Democrats including Nancy Pelosi are coming under fire for denying pregnant Rep. Tammy Duckworth a vote in their leadership races.
Keystone XL Pipeline Approval Clears House, Heads to Senate
The Keystone XL pipeline was passed, again, by the House. But this time it's actually going to get a vote in the Senate.
Jonathan Gruber Obamacare 'Stupid' Comments: Affordable Care Act Architect Slammed By GOP, White House
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Nancy Pelosi, Steny Hoyer Aim To Keep Leadership Posts Despite 2014 Midterm Losses
Nancy Pelosi and Steny Hoyer, who have led the Democrats in Congress since 2003, have announced bids to keep their party posts.
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With reform initiatives on four statewide ballots, marijuana dominated election-related chatter on Facebook Tuesday.
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Jenkins ousted incumbent Nick Rahall in the 3rd District, once a Democratic stronghold.
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