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Members returning to their districts should tout the new healthcare law’s benefits to their constituents, according to the “recess packet."

The release of the information is the latest volley over the administration’s plans to try some terrorism suspects in civilian courts.

After months of playing defense, Democrats are now dominating the message war on healthcare reform.

Whether vulnerable Democrats voted yes or no on healthcare, they’re facing the wrath of the liberal wing of their party.

The odds for Social Security reform appear to be growing despite its status as the “third rail” of politics.

The House passed the bill on a 220-207 vote, with 32 Democrats voting with every Republican against the measure.

Political momentum has shifted so fast over the last week that it has given Republicans whiplash.

The House used a parliamentary procedure to refer Rep. Jeff Flake’s (R-Ariz.) resolution on earmarks again to the ethics committee.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) echoed calls for leaders in both parties to disavow violence, but said Republicans weren't to blame.

Rep. Flake wants to force the ethics committee to reveal information on its investigation into the PMA Group.