President
Christie Leaves Door Open To 2016 White House Run
Appearing on NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday, Christie ruled out a 2012 run for president or vice president. But he left room for a run four years later for higher office.
Christie Keeps Denying Presidential Aspirations
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says there are two reasons he’s been campaigning around the country for fellow GOP members.
Is Mayor Bloomberg Reaching For Higher Office?
The mayor has been traveling around the country this election season endorsing candidates and backing issues, and there are more trips in prospect.
Group Protests Iranian President’s Visit To NYC
As Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad arrived in New York City for the United Nations General Assembly dozens of protesters demonstrated Sunday against his regime.
Christie Plans To Campaign For Candidate in Iowa
Despite denials that he is mounting a presidential campaign, Christie is headlining an event in West Des Moines to raise money for Terry Branstad, who is running for Iowa governor.
Bill Clinton Campaigns For S.I. Rep. McMahon
Rep. Mike McMahon is among a handful of House Democrats in New York believed to be vulnerable in November.
President Obama Backs Ground Zero Mosque Plan
President Barack Obama has come out in favor of allowing a mosque to be built near ground zero.
The Big Day: Chelsea Clinton To Wed In Rhinebeck
The 30-year-old daughter of Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton was expected to wed her boyfriend, investment banker Marc Mezvinsky, at a ceremony Saturday evening with 400 to 500 guests.


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