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SEOUL, South Korea -- Voicing pessimism about a prompt restart to Mideast peace talks, President Barack Obama said Friday that neither Israelis nor Palestinians have shown the political will to make tough decisions to advance negotiations. Obama described a reconciliation…

Apr 25

Morning Line's Top 10 Senate races

Today in the Morning Line: Our inaugural Senate rankings Eight of the top 10 most likely to change control are Democratic-held seats The top eight are all states Mitt Romney won in 2012 and by an average of 15 points…

Apr 24

Expansive gun law to test Democrats

Today in the Morning Line: How do Michelle Nunn, Jason Carter deal with Georgia gun law? Obama says more Russia sanctions are "teed up" Landrieu gets down to business Is the oldest member of Congress being pushed out because of…

Apr 23

New poll gives Senate Democrats hope in the South

Today in the Morning Line: Southern states could hold fate of Democratic majority in Senate Battle for women voters hits airwaves in Colorado, Michigan In defense of Stu Rothenberg Line items: Clawson wins Florida GOP primary, Dole heads back out…

Apr 22

Florida race highlights shadowy role of Super PACs

Voters in southwest Florida’s 19th congressional district head to the polls Tuesday to elect candidates to replace resigned Republican Rep. Trey Radel. Radel, the freshman member who was caught buying cocaine in Washington, D.C., the first member of Congress to…