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Hacking scandal casts light on Murdoch’s politics
FILE – In this Jan. 18, 1995, file photo, then first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton gestures as she speaks with Rupert Murdoch, left, chairman of the News Corporation Limited, Thomas Murphy, chairman and CEO of Capital Cities/ABC, Inc., and Howard Stringer, right, president of CBS Broadcast Group, at a reception before the 40th Annual United Cerebral Palsy Awards Dinner in New York.
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Sex scandals highlight dearth of women in politics
The sex texting scandal that forced New York Rep. Anthony Weiner from Congress last week capped a remarkable season of dishonor for male politicians – from former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards’…
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Trace Adkins talks puppets, politics and bit parts
Trace Adkins is having a diva moment.
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Motherhood trumps politics, Nancy Pelosi says
U.S. Speaker discusses challenges women face at exclusive Ottawa lunch
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More women in politics, but gap remains
The suffragists who 90 years ago won voting rights for women would likely shake their heads in wonder at this election, with its “mama grizzly” candidates and high-stakes woman-vs.-woman showdowns. The women in key races include a rancher and three multimillionaire former CEOs, one a pro wrestling magnate. Two frontier states – Oklahoma and New Mexico [...]
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It’s Politics: Surfing Facebook and Twitter for the latest in election news
Sometimes there’s no better way for a reporter to keep track of the locla pols than social media. The best tool I’ve found is at kurrently.com which aggreates Facebook and Twitter posts from around the globe.
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Pitching Politics: Rallies held Downtown
GOP Candidates talk tough. Democrats fire back at Whitman and Fiorina.
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WILLIAMS: Let’s hear it for the ladies in politics!
ANALYSIS/OPINION: The results of this summer’s primary elections have political pundits declaring 2010 to be the year of the woman. This may be true, but the real story is that this is the year of the conservative woman. This year the GOP has nominated more female candidates than in any …
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An Unwritten Rule of Politics: Domestic Vacations
Michelle Obama’s much-watched and talked-about trip abroad contrasts with vacation plans of most administration officials.
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Partisan, obstructionist politics stymie progress
Three Republican senators have proved once again that they are an anomaly in their party’s contemptuous caucus.
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