Topic: Bob Casey - CSMonitor.com

Bipartisan deal on background checks: Biggest gun control win yet?

Two senators announced a bipartisan deal on a gun control bill that would expand background checks. Its passage is hardly assured, but just the compromise is significant.

Gay marriage opinion shift: conservative lawmakers, pundits left scrambling

Senator Casey prevails against GOP newcomer and 'war on coal' (+video)

Hurricane Sandy: Freeze on politics affects key races for Congress, too

Mitt Romney plans Pennsylvania ad blitz. Can he turn state red?

In Mass. Senate race Elizabeth Warren outspends rest of the country (+video)

The Daily Reckoning Leave Facebook's Eduardo Saverin alone

Decoder Wire Facebook IPO: Is co-founder Saverin cheating US out of $100 million in taxes?

Will Blunt amendment backfire on Republicans?

Can birth-control flap rekindle 'repeal ObamaCare' crusade?

Catholic furor over birth control rule turns Democrats on one another

Boehner vows Congress will reverse Obama birth control policy

Payroll tax cut: proposals galore but consensus eludes

Obama takes on bullies at White House anti-bullying summit

Hu faces critics in Congress, economic pressures back in China

Clinton's WikiLeaks alchemy: Can she turn outrage into unity on Iran?

Unemployment extension 101: how health care is affected

Senate Democrats sprint to vote on healthcare reform next week

Healthcare holdouts: Ben Nelson says abortion funds mean 'no' vote

Senate Democrats backing down on tough anti-abortion measure

Five flash points as healthcare reform moves to the Senate

Is fight against hunger a matter of security?

Are Specter's Senate days numbered?

Clinton announces $110 million in refugee aid for Pakistan

With few businesses hiring, students start their own