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Energy Voices In Great Plains, if you drill it they will come

The Great Plains are experiencing a stunning resurgence in population after being long considered a population drain. One big reason: the energy boom.

Florida Lt. Governor resigns amid Internet gambling probe

The Monitor's View Why honey works better than vinegar in Washington

Life after 'sequester': Does federal budget have $1 trillion in fat to cut?

Gun trafficking bill passes Senate panel. Is that it for Obama gun agenda?

Are Congress and Obama moving toward a budget deal?

Storm Kings

Does Keystone XL report let Obama off the hook on climate pledge?

State Department has no major objections to Keystone XL pipeline

Why Republicans think Obama's back is against the wall on 'sequester'

Domestic violence law clears House, but some Republicans aren't happy

Dale Robertson leaves legacy of classic Western TV shows

Four reasons Republicans are embracing the 'sequester'

Blizzard buries Kansas snowfall records

Snowstorm snarls Kansas City airport, cuts power to 40,000

Blizzard warnings: Cars stranded, power out in central US

Kansas braces (again) as blizzard roars across Texas Panhandle

If not 'sequester,' then what? Five ideas from left and right.

Snowstorm moves through Midwest, threatens New England (+video)

NATO meeting: Chuck Hagel misses his debutant ball

Kansas City, St. Louis hit by fast-moving snowstorm (+video)

Another powerful winter storm targets midwestern US (+video)

Carnival Triumph could have made port much sooner, lawsuits allege

DOD furloughs: a four-day work week for Pentagon?

Decoder Wire Which gun control measures are gaining momentum in Congress? (+video)