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Union members are asking a federal judge to block Indiana's new right-to-work law. More>>
Republicans Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney are sparring over Santorum's support for his former Senate colleague, Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania. More>>
Some congressional offices outside Washington and media organizations have received threatening letters containing a suspicious powdery substance that was tested and proved to be harmless. More>>
An Indiana Senate committee has approved a statewide smoking ban for Indiana businesses, despite objections over its exemptions for casinos and private clubs. More>>
An Indiana Senate committee has endorsed a bill that would require penalties against anyone who a judge decides has filed a frivolous lawsuit against a livestock farm. More>>
An Indiana group that supports gay youth could lose its specialty license plate under a bill approved by a legislative panel. More>>
Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum will add northwest Ohio to his state campaigning. More>>
Right to work, funding full-day kindergarten and helping State Fair tragedy victims have been on the front burner for the 2012 legislative session in Indiana. But on Wednesday, House Democrats shifted their focus to child welfare. More>>
A legislative proposal aimed at telling Indiana residents when they can try to stop police officers from entering their homes could undergo key changes sought by law enforcement groups. More>>
They are packaged to get your attention, or the attention of kids. Every one of these little foil packages is an incense treated with a dangerous compound. More>>
Former Indiana congresswoman Katie Hall has died. She was 73. More>>
It started with a celebration honoring the 100th anniversary of Girl Scouts and has now ballooned into allegations that have Democrats and Republicans alike shaking their heads. More>>
An Indiana lawmaker is the center of controversy for comments he made to connect the Girl Scouts and Planned Parenthood. And it's an issue that's blowing up nationwide. More>>
Emmy Award-winning Kevin Rader spends much of his time covering politics on Eyewitness News. More>>
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney on Wednesday called for 20 percent across-the-board cuts in personal income tax rates as part of a program to help the economy grow. More>>
Rick Santorum acknowledged Wednesday that he's probably running behind Mitt Romney in Arizona, but he implored a tea party crowd not to settle for "a Johnny-come-lately to the conservative cause." More>>
A surging Rick Santorum is making increasingly harsh remarks about President Barack Obama, questioning not just the president's competence but his motives and even his Christian values. More>>
First birth control, now prenatal testing? Once again a fact of life for many American women has become a jarring issue in the presidential race. More>>
A surging Rick Santorum is running even with Mitt Romney atop the Republican presidential field, but neither candidate is faring well against President Barack Obama eight months before Americans vote, a new survey shows. More>>
Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum promised Monday to revive manufacturing, cut taxes and shrink government, pledges that drew loud applause from conservative Michigan voters who said he was more in line with... More>>
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney said Tuesday that President Barack Obama's administration has "fought against religion" and sought to substitute a "secular" agenda for one grounded in faith. More>>
A once-powerful Washington figure himself, Newt Gingrich pledged Tuesday to state lawmakers in Oklahoma that he'd shrink the role of the nation's capital if sent back as president. More>>
An unmistakable dynamic is playing out in the money game among Republican presidential candidates: New "super" political action committees are growing more powerful than the campaigns they support. More>>
This time around, President Barack Obama's message can sound decidedly down-to-earth. More>>
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