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Louisiana primary keeps Santorum’s hopes alive as Gingrich, Paul fade

Rick Santorum led front-runner Mitt Romney by a wide margin in Louisiana’s primary election. But the results did little to close the delegate gap, and upcoming primaries favor Romney.

Goldman resignation letter. Judge's critique. Now, the fallout?

Why Rick Santorum has only a 1 percent chance of stopping Mitt Romney

Goldman resignation tip of iceberg

Wells Fargo fees pop up in six more states

The Vote Mitt Romney: Is his lead really insurmountable?

The Vote Beyond Super Tuesday: Will calendar be kinder to a battered Mitt Romney?

A share-the-wealth Super Tuesday means no rest for front-runner Romney

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Change Agent 5 urban garden programs that train inmates and help communities

Eight who have gone from business to politics

The cool new Palestinians: geeks

Foreclosure deal close in several key states

Obama opens door to offshore wind power along mid-Atlantic coast

Under education reform, school principals swamped by teacher evaluations

With 2012, state laws kick in on everything from immigration to shark fins

The Vote Is Newt Gingrich the Christine O'Donnell of Election 2012?

The Vote Do new endorsements mean Mitt Romney is finally winning over the GOP?

Pre-K winners for Race to the Top contest: Will they spur broader reform?

Christine O'Donnell endorses Mitt Romney in GOP presidential bid

NTSB begs states to ban driver cellphone use. Where do they stand now?

Atlantic hurricane season closes with 19 named storms

Election 101: What's the Republican primary calendar for 2012?

S.978: What Justin Bieber has to do with online streaming bill

Herman Cain's 9-9-9 plan: What would your sales tax be?