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The Coen brothers clearly find a kindred spirit in Charles Portis. His novel is delivered in all of its savage beauty in this thoroughly entertaining movie

A six-year pact in the $144 million range would make Lee the highest paid pitcher ever on a multi-year contract

Soda taxes are bad policy and bad politics.

California voters could reverse state level regulations modeled after Kyoto Protocol

Kristen Lee sat in the visiting family section at Yankee Stadium during the playoffs. She says there were ugly taunts. Obscenities. Cups of beer thrown. Even fans spitting from the section above

The class of GOP candidates fighting to come to Congress are vowing aggressive measures to cut government excess and to repeal the president’s health care law

Various Democratic candidates are releasing ads that FactCheck.org have labeled to be wrong about the tax reform plan many conservatives tout

Liberals conceive modern South as defined by major negative traits, including: violence, oppressive social hierarchy, and rejection of outside ideas

A young conservative female defends herself against attacks from Emily’s List and the left.

The usually solidly blue state could see some red infusion this election

If Republicans hope to gain control of the Senate, they must breach the four seat Democratic firewall

Several key Democratic senators have not made up their mind on the immigration amendment that will be attached to the defense authorization bill

National Association of Manufacturers to run multi-million dollar ad campaign against potential energy tax increase

Organization hopes to prop up Christine O’Donnell’s candidacy against moderate GOP congressman Michael Castle ahead of September 14

Poll: Republican John Boozman holds an almost 40-point lead over the incumbent senator ahead of November’s election

In the 2008 general election, as in all other recent elections, a substantial minority (in some places a majority) of the military personnel who tried to vote by absentee ballot were disenfranchised through no fault of their own

With mid-term elections looming, union bosses who spent millions to elect a Democratic president and congress are going for broke to secure transformative policy changes that could reinvigorate their membership rolls

I don’t mean to be a speed bump at the Indy 500, but here are 10 ways the GOP might have less to celebrate on the morning of November 3rd