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Federal Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has committed to taking his current frontbench to the next election, likely later this year.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Only a Super Bowl victory parade could upstage Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
With less than a month before Republican voters to the polls to decide who will be their party’s nominee for governor, one of the candidates is coming to campaign in Kerrville.
With less than a month until the March 2 primary, and campaign commercials in heavy circulation, many voters may feel like they’ve heard from the candidates for governor.
A decision on the future of Dow Chemical Technology Park is expected to be announced Wednesday.
West Virginia lawmakers are working to stop you from texting behind the wheel.
U.S. Senate candidate Ken Buck endorsed on Tuesday a proposed amendment to the U.S. Constitution requiring a balanced federal budget. "Washington is on a reckless course that bodes ill for our nation's future," Buck said in a statement, noting that 2019, the federal government will spend nearly $1 trillion a year just in interest on the national debt. "This level of irresponsibility, abetted by ...
A city councilman surrendered Tuesday to face federal charges that he tried to cheat the city of at least $2.5 million in council discretionary funds, funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars to his girlfriend and relatives and charging the city $177 for a bagel sandwich.
Coalition MPs are rallying around Barnaby Joyce as Labor continues to savage the opposition finance spokesman for his outspoken comments about government debt.
Tax credits, Medicare fix in Senate jobs billHighway funding and tax breaks for hiring workers figure prominently in a jobs-creation bill that Democrats and Republicans in the U.S. Senate hope will attract rare joint support in an election year, lawmakers said on Tuesday.
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