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The wind production tax credit was created to jumpstart the wind industry 20 years ago

Group of 10 incoming Republican senators call on Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to postpone the vote on the nuclear arms reduction treaty

Ford O’Connell and Steve Pearson predict which candidates will win tomorrow’s 10 key Senate races — and whether the GOP will pick up the Senate.

A look at the key races in the 50 states

Republican Rep. John Boozman has widened his lead over incumbent Democratic Sen. Blanche Lincoln in his bid to unseat her

Sen. Blanche Lincoln said Friday that she’s open to extending all of the Bush tax cuts

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

Democrats have historically dominated state and local offices in Arkansas despite the state’s essentially conservative electorate

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

Dems remind constituents of how often they’ve brought home the bacon

Free-market power is heading to Congress, and that’s great news for stocks and the economy.

With his approval rating sliding, the president in the next few weeks is primarily sticking to big cities and other party strongholds

Fresh blend of candidates could lead GOP to November victory

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

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

Iowa Republican Rep. Steve King’s discharge petition, aimed at repealing Obamacare, is gaining signatures

TARP was a bipartisan initiative. In the heat of the 2008 presidential campaign, both Barack Obama and John McCain supported it. The leaders of both parties ended up voting for it. George W. Bush signed it into law. Since then, both the Bush and Obama Treasury Departments have spread the wealth around.

Her model of entrepreneurship, growth, and opportunity can carry her to victory this fall.

‘A party divided’ is the Democrats’ attack line, but on Tuesday in Arkansas, most of the political discord was within their own ranks