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Rand Paul: GOP faces long odds in connecting with black voters

Rand Paul, a potential 2016 presidential candidate, said in a speech at Howard University that the Republican party was rooted in the presidency of Abraham Lincoln and efforts to rid the South of oppressive Jim Crow laws.

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Tina Fey says 'No way' to hosting 2014 Oscars

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Bill O'Reilly book: 'Killing Jesus' due out in September

Presidents' Day 2013: How a Senate tradition keeps George Washington’s words alive

Presidents' Day 2013: Actually, there’s no such thing

State of the Union: Obama's ambitious second-term agenda (+video)

The Monitor's View A rightful airing of Obama drone policy

National Prayer Breakfast: Obama cites quest for humility, hope for goodwill

'Lincoln' factual flaw is discovered by Connecticut congressman

Opinion This is my black history

Jennifer Lawrence, Tina Fey and Bryan Cranston provide best quotes of the night at the SAG Awards

The Monitor's View Obama inaugural address: a call to act on unfulfilled ideals

Inauguration 2013: 10 highlights from previous second-term addresses

Golden Globes: 8 book adaptations that won

Decoder Wire Does Donald Trump think the Oscars revile America?

Golden Globes: 'Argo' surprises, and so does the Jodie Foster speech

'Lincoln,' 'Argo' face off in Golden Globes hosted by Tina Fey, Amy Poehler

Seven questions and answers about the inauguration

Obama's second inauguration may be smaller, but will still sparkle

2013 Oscar nominations: 15 films that came from the printed page

Oscar nominations: 'Lincoln' pulls down 12 nominations

Lincoln leads in British 'Oscars' nominations, Spielberg snubbed