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Why, after all these years, the Senate is working on a budget (+VIDEO)

Senate Democrats didn't pass a budget resolution for the previous three years, but they are taking steps to do it this year. Three things, in particular, have changed.

Slimmed farm bill reveals waning influence of agriculture

'Dairy cliff'? Milk prices poised to spike unless Congress acts.

Robert Reich Fiscal cliff overshadows inequality in the heartland

Bill Clinton's back in the campaign game big time

Congress goes on summer break: Top 5 things it left undone

Amanda Clayton, lottery winner, defends food stamps. Michigan disagrees.

Hoekstra Super Bowl ad a slippery slope toward Asian-bashing?

MF Global bankruptcy: Exec says Corzine knew about missing money

National debt talks: Signs some in GOP may yield on tax 'loopholes'?

Tea Party Express chairman to Congress: 'Make the hard decisions'

Global warming: Congress set to decide if EPA can regulate greenhouse gases

Time to oust GOP's Boehner and Cantor? Full tea party not yet on board. (video)

Health-care repeal fails in Senate: What's the next GOP target?

Hu faces critics in Congress, economic pressures back in China

Asian carp: Midwest states welcome new US efforts -- but still want more

Congress lets unemployment benefits expire: 'What now' and six other questions

If Senate takeover eludes GOP on Election Day 2010, look to 2012

Asian carp: multiple efforts afoot to find a Great Lakes solution

Great Lakes states step up pressure on Obama to stop Asian carp

Obama signs jobs bill, but how much will it help?

Scott Brown: champion of bipartisanship?

With jobs bill, Democrats' new strategy: piecemeal legislation

Who will rein in healthcare costs? Don't look to Congress.

Why $25 billion bailout may not help strapped automakers