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With Super Tuesday now over, both parties are a little closer to selecting their presidential candidates, though

With the Iowa Caucuses now in the rearview mirror, and New Hampshire and other early primary

House Speaker John Boehner’s shock resignation last week may lessen the chance of a government shutdown,

Federal Reserve watchers have waited all year for the central bank to raise interest rates. No

In July, we reported on the growing Syrian refugee crisis in Europe. Now, it is front

If you’re in a battleground state, you’ve already noticed political ads on TV, radio and strategic

Thursday night’s Fox News Republican presidential debate was a largely mash up of candidates positioning themselves

Unions in the Midwest have had a difficult time in recent years. Wisconsin eliminated collective bargaining

The political debate season is off and running. Republican presidential candidates, or at least many of

The Reynolds Center held a workshop last week at the Native American Journalists Association conference in