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Charlie Rangel gets office space from campaign manager’s mismanaged non-profit

‘The time has come for us to move on as a community,’ says man looking to unseat entrenched Harlem congressman

Barney Frank, a Patriots fan, turned down an opportunity to be interviewed about the Super Bowl because he does not like to ‘mix’ politics and sports

Happy Festivus everyone

Call the Justice Dept.: Some of these repeat offenders deserve a criminal investigation

‘It’s abundantly clear that everybody does not assume the same sacrifices’

TheDC Morning: You got to know when to Holder, know when to fold ‘er

‘I don’t want it to be interpreted that I welcome the executive branch using their powers instead of having the legislative branch do it’

Manhattan’s district attorney is targeting Republicans, not prosecuting Democrats who commit crimes.

‘The Harlem aspect of it is more symbolic than it is genuine,’ says one Harlem fundraiser

The 80-year-old New York Democratic Congressman filed his 2012 statement of candidacy Monday

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Charlie Rangel beat the post-censure blues last week by reveling in upcoming combat with the new crop of Republicans in what could be a two-year last hurrah

Maybe Charlie Rangel is not a bad guy. Maybe he just fell in with the wrong crowd: Congress.

The House is expected to vote on the censure of Rep. Charlie Rangel on Thursday, subjecting the four-decade veteran to a humiliating public criticism on the House floor

Rep. Maxine Waters contends the trial delay demonstrates the “weakness” of the case against her

Meeks, a member of the Congressional Black Caucus, is one of the first lawmakers to say he will not vote to censure the 80-year-old lawmaker

In one of the biggest election surprises of the year, Ann Marie Buerkle is officially the winner in New York’s 25th congressional district

Four years after Nancy Pelosi became speaker, the swamp has yet to be drained.