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Sen. John Ensign Admits Extramarital Affair

Republican senator from Nevada acknowledges having an affair with a campaign staffer. "I deeply regret and am very sorry for my actions," he said.

 

Porn Star Mulls Bid Against Senator Tied to Sex Ring

Porn Star Mulls Bid Against Senator Tied to Sex Ring

Sen. David Vitter of Louisiana is facing a potentially risque challenge next year. Porn star Stormy Daniels is considering running for the Republican's seat in 2010.

 

Reid Open To Fast-Tracking Health Overhaul

Majority Leader Harry Reid indicated Wednesday he's willing to move sweeping health care legislation through the Senate with a procedural maneuver that would block a GOP filibuster. The prospect of the controversial tactic has already ignited Republicans' ire, and key Senate Democratic chairmen have said they don't want to do it.

 

Schwarzenegger Rumored To Be Eyeing Senate Seat

Schwarzenegger Rumored To Be Eyeing Senate Seat

Is Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger - the former bodybuilder and action hero - getting ready for the next big starring role in his larger-than-life political career?

For Californians who read political tea leaves, some signs are starting to emerge: A few months ago, the Republican was on the campaign trail for presidential candidate John McCain, lambasting Barack Obama as a guy with "skinny legs," "scrawny little arms" and socialist ideas. On Thursday, there he was standing next to President Obama - hugging him and praising him as the nation's economic savior and reformer.

 

GOP Leader: Sen. Gregg Departure Won't Shift Power

There would be no change in the Senate's balance of power if New Hampshire Republican Judd Gregg leaves to become commerce secretary, says the Senate's top Republican, Mitch McConnell.

 

Republicans demand changes to stimulus bill

Republicans demand changes to stimulus bill

Senior Republican senators warned on Sunday their party was unlikely to back President Barack Obama's economic stimulus bill without changes to cut waste and to ensure the nearly $900 billion package promptly boosts the faltering U.S. economy.

 

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