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‘The founders didn’t intend for the central government to have this degree of power’

Tea Party candidate defeated in ’10 forms exploratory committee

Campaign-spending disclosure laws are good for incumbents, but bad for democracy.

It is unclear when Murkowski learned of the investigation into Arne Fuglvog’s fishing violations

Sen. Jim DeMint introduced legislation to repeal Obamacare on Wednesday

Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski said Tuesday that she’s not opposed to sitting next to a Democrat at the SOTU because left-wingers are cootie-free

With certification, Murkowski becomes the first U.S. Senate candidate since Strom Thurmond in 1954 to win a write-in campaign

Murkowski will be certified as the winner Thursday

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Miller won’t contest Murkowski, but will challenge Alaska’s vote handling

The administration announces plans for developing new emissions standards over the next year

Will Mitch McConnell appoint spending-cutters to the Appropriations Committee?

Alaska high court throws out Miller claims

One of Pres. Obama’s biggest supporters in the Senate in the past week is not even a member of his own party: Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska)

From the start, 2010 delivered a string of setbacks that built up to an electoral shellacking come November, to use the president’s own word

Center-right and faith-based group Freedom Federation targets 10 senators to oppose repeal of ‘don’t ask don’t tell’

Four moderate Republican Senators join Democrats in supporting repeal, but whether time remains for a vote remains unclear

Republican Joe Miller takes his challenge to the Alaska Senate race to the state Supreme Court

Miller has until Tuesday to appeal the decision that severely hurts his chances for demonstrating election fraud