Polls show Mitt Romney surging in Ohio

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Romney homed in on his core economic message to rally reluctant Republicans while his opponents jockeyed for opportunities in Ohio and elsewhere.

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THE FIX | There are 437 delegates up for grabs on Tuesday, more than the total awarded so far in the GOP race. The Post’s Chris Cillizza explains.

Where will Ron Paul’s supporters go?

Where will Ron Paul’s supporters go?

Mainstream Republicans face a gnawing question: What if Paul’s followers do not fall in line behind the eventual GOP nominee?

Redistricting may help Republicans

Redistricting may help Republicans

Super Tuesday elections will also mark the official beginning of the battle for control of Congress.

Stopping Iran’s nuclear ambitions

Stopping Iran’s nuclear ambitions

OPINION | As president, I would go further than Obama on Iran and emphasize commitment to Israel.

Attorney General Holder: U.S. can lawfully target American citizens

Attorney General Holder: U.S. can lawfully target American citizens

Holder explains the legal rationale for killing terrorist suspects abroad but doesn’t mention al-Awlaki.

Is the GOP establishment (finally)
coming around on Mitt Romney?

Is the GOP establishment (finally) <br>coming around on Mitt Romney?

THE FIX | The former Mass. governor won the backing of House Majority Leader Eric Cantor on Sunday.

Rick Santorum, Ohio and the
fight for the middle class

Rick Santorum, Ohio and the <br>fight for the middle class

TRAIL MIX | Can Rick Santorum win middle class voters in Ohio and other Super Tuesday states?

Obama to Netanyahu: ‘Diplomacy — backed by pressure’ can succeed

Obama to Netanyahu: ‘Diplomacy — backed by pressure’ can succeed

Urged against attacking Iran, Israeli prime minister insists his country must be “master of its own fate.”

Justices widen scope of hearing on foreign lawsuits in American courts

Justices widen scope of hearing on foreign lawsuits in American courts

The Supreme Court will consider whether U.S. courts can ever hear lawsuits alleging that human rights atrocities were committed overseas.

Guessing Obama’s ‘secret’ agenda

Guessing Obama’s ‘secret’ agenda

What would Obama pursue in a second term? The left has its hopes, and the right has its fears.

A Gotham moment for the GOP?

A Gotham moment for the GOP?

MONDAY FIX | Some GOP insiders wonder whether the party must implode now in order to win later.

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Biden hires former lobbyist

Steve Ricchetti, who starts work for Biden today, founded a lobbying firm with clients including AT&T, drug-maker Eli Lilly and the American Hospital Association.

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This week on Capitol Hill

This week on Capitol Hill

The House and Senate are set to consider jobs and highway bills. And will any more lawmakers endorse?

In the Loop

Tough assignment

Tough assignment

The White House rewards a tough Iraq stint with a not-so-glamorous ambassadorship.

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Missing primary issue

Push to win Ohio moves GOP from voters’ issues.”

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Defense is under the gun

Sequester isn’t working as a political lever.”

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The end of Putinism

He may be swept away by the tides of change.”

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Time to focus on U.S. education

Candidates are flunking this topic. ”

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