Some Republicans said privately they had hoped for a clear loss to purge the party of its tea party flank, but Cuccinelli’s slim loss has had the opposite effect.
Separating top jobs at Cyber Command and the NSA could tamp the furor over the spy agency’s powers, officials say.
Gov. Chris Christie won reelection in a landslide Tuesday night. (Getty)
Some strategists say the party made a mistake by not spending more to attack the New Jersey Republican during the campaign.
The divide between rural and urban Colorado is told through pot politics and a push for secession.
Commander is accused of giving classified information to a defense contractor in exchange for perks.
The de Blasio family represents the blending of cultures in the Big Apple.
Swiss experts say the rare and potent toxin may have killed him. If so, no one’s saying who did it.
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