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As Hungary's electoral campaigns kick into gear, public apathy abounds

Hungary's right-wing ruling party Fidesz and its Hungarian Socialist opposition are already trading barbs ahead of 2014 elections. But Hungarians are increasingly unimpressed by both.

Obama moves from confrontation to wooing Republicans. Will it work?

Are Congress and Obama moving toward a budget deal?

Top Kenyan presidential contender faces trial at Hague

Mattel and Hasbro 'terrified': Do kids want gadgets more than toys?

Retail sales just ho-hum this holiday season

Are 'fiscal cliff' woes killing Christmas sales?

Lessons from the Maya prophecy – whether the world 'ends' or not (+video)

Colombia: Peace talks resume, but local hope dampens

Bipartisan immigration reform back on the table

Obama, Romney: Who will woo the most voters in the final days? (+video)

Polls show presidential race a dead heat

Sharper, more aggressive Obama shows up to second presidential debate (+video)

Will Obama challenge Romney in their second debate?

Presidential polls: Politics, like Major League Baseball, is numbers-driven

Latest polls: Romney's uphill fight not as steep

Mitt Romney gets post-debate boost in the polls. Will it last?

Obama campaign adjusts strategy after debate (+video)

Obama and Romney target military in swing state speeches (+video)

Will Romney's claim he's for '100 percent' help him bounce back? (+video)

Can Romney's campaign get back on track? (+video)

Obama inches ahead in key voter polls (+video)

Conflict in the Middle East: Benefit or detriment for Obama? (+video)

Obama, Romney pull negative ads, eschew politics, on 9/11 anniversary (+video)

Obama slips ahead of Romney in key polls. More than a bounce? (+video)