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Away from glare on Romney and Obama, battles for Congress rage

Democrats need to gain 25 seats to retake control of the 435-seat House, a feat most analysts say they will not achieve.

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Romney catching up to Obama in money race

Romney's 'Super PAC' raised less than half of its haul in March but still far ahead of its Democratic counterpart working to re-elect Obama.

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G8 summit at Camp David - AP - May 19, 2012

Bad agreement with Iran could be nasty 'October Surprise' - for Israel

Rather than leading to war with Iran, Israel’s new national unity government may have to explain why an attack is no longer an option.

by Chemi Shalev 19 comments

J Street President Jeremy Ben-Ami on stage with William Kristol at the event.

J Street's Ben-Ami: 'U.S. Congressmen live in fear of pro-Israeli intimidation'

William Kristol, head of right-wing Emergency Committee for Israel, stuns debate audience in New York: 'I agree with Obama’s Israel policies to a considerable degree.'

by Chemi Shalev 30 comments

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Away from glare on Romney and Obama, battles for Congress rage

Democrats need to gain 25 seats to retake control of the 435-seat House, a feat most analysts say they will not achieve.

by Reuters 0 comments

Romney catching up to Obama in money race

Romney's 'Super PAC' raised less than half of its haul in March but still far ahead of its Democratic counterpart working to re-elect Obama.

by Reuters 0 comments

Bad agreement with Iran could be nasty 'October Surprise' - for Israel

Rather than leading to war with Iran, Israel’s new national unity government may have to explain why an attack is no longer an option.

by Chemi Shalev 19 comments

J Street's Ben-Ami: 'U.S. Congressmen live in fear of pro-Israeli intimidation'

William Kristol, head of right-wing Emergency Committee for Israel, stuns debate audience in New York: 'I agree with Obama’s Israel policies to a considerable degree.'

by Chemi Shalev 30 comments

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Election outcomes show Egypt's revolution did not achieve its goals

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