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Liberals to Obama: not so fast on Social Security cuts

The worst fears of progressive groups were confirmed Friday: President Obama's budget will include cuts to Social Security. But the call has gone out, and liberals are fighting back.

Opinion Can Paul Ryan educate voters about Medicare reform?

Backchannels Lobbyists for listed Iranian terror group face new scrutiny

Opinion How GOP can win more women voters

With deadline looming to close MEK's Camp Ashraf in Iraq, what next?

What if Ron Paul wins Iowa – and New Hampshire, too?

Newt Gingrich, Mitt Romney get nasty. Will it backfire? (VIDEO)

Poll: In 2012 swing states, Obama is tied with Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich

George Clooney in 'The Ides of March': movie review

Opinion Tired of partisan gridlock? Reforming electoral rules gives voters real choice.

If US removes Iran's MEK from list of terrorist organizations, will it matter?

Iranian group's big-money push to get off US terrorist list

In Pictures Speakers in support of the MEK

In Pictures Athletes turned politicians

Does Sarah Palin's bus tour mean she's serious about running?

In Pictures John Edwards through the years

Can Obama win back liberals with his new attack on the GOP?

Obama's chance to get back in the game

Key omission from Obama's State of the Union address: gun control

Bruce Reed: Another Clinton centrist joins Obama White House

What Howard Dean said about the tea party and race

William Daley: Obama signals shift to center with pick for chief of staff

Health-care reform in cross hairs: Could it survive without individual mandate?

Howard Dean says Ronald Reagan had no accomplishments 'for the ages'

Howard Dean: tea party is 'last gasp' of generation that fears diversity