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Rebuilding the GOP: Can Republicans pitch a bigger tent?

The party must come to grips with the 'demographic realities' reshaping the US electorate and devise new strategies for connecting with growing populations of minorities, single women, and youth.

Decoder Wire Has the White House turkey pardon jumped the shark? (+video)

Fla. GOP tries to defeat Crist before he can run

Superstorm was super-test for state and local leaders

$53 million scam. Reagan's hometown robbed. Guilty plea?

Opinion To avoid 'fiscal cliff,' try mediation

Stefan Karlsson California now a liberal Democratic one-party state

Opinion How President Obama can win over Congress (+ video)

Large Hispanic support for Obama worries GOP

Paul Ryan returns to House: Is he ready for bigger role in GOP?

Election 2012: 12 reasons Obama won and Romney lost

Opinion After Obama win, how civility can come to Washington (+video)

Energy Voices Are gas prices lower under Democratic or Republican presidents?

War on poverty? Why presidential campaigns don't talk about the poor.

What Americans want from the next president

Opinion Six points where Mitt Romney and his economic advisers are mostly wrong

The New Economy High unemployment gives Romney an edge – but it's complicated

Virginia Senate race: Why Tim Kaine, George Allen vie for bipartisan mantle

Opinion The aftermath of superstorm Sandy and the land of opportunity

'Pragmatic' Rutte to lead new Dutch coalition government

Benghazi attack: Urgent call for military help ‘was denied by chain of command’

George McGovern: A war hero who fought for peace

Mitt Romney's five sons: What's their role in the campaign?

By taking Benghazi blame, will Hillary Clinton help or harm Obama?

Opinion Politics around Benghazi tragedy distract us from bigger issues in Middle East