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The Senate has approved a measure to cut federal spending over the next five years by approximately $35 billion, with a focus on reducing programs such as Medicare and Medicaid, student loans, and farm subsidies. The House is expected to take up its own version of the bill, which would
Political parties
The Tom DeLay money laundering and conspiracy trial in Texas has taken another dramatic turn as the original judge assigned to the case, Bob Perkins, was recused due to his past donations to Democrats. Defense team lawyers argued that Perkins' political affiliations would create an appearance of bias, and
United States
With the presidential campaign reaching its climax, President Bush and Senator John Kerry are leaving no stone unturned in their quest for the White House. Both candidates have been crisscrossing the country, addressing rallies and trying to get their voters to the polls. As millions of party volunteers prepare for
United States
The US Presidential election 2004, taking place on November 2, has reached its climax, pitting incumbent President George W. Bush against challenger John Kerry. The outcome is uncertain, with the race having narrowed significantly to a statistical dead heat, particularly following Kerry's strong debate performances. However, the winner
Political parties
As the Republican convention kicks off, showcasing President George W. Bush's bid for re-election, the reality of becoming president in the United States has become increasingly tied to wealth and financial backing. With the cost of presidential campaigns soaring to almost $1 billion, candidates from affluent backgrounds, such
Political parties
As the Republican Party's convention has not yet started in New York, thousands of people have taken to the streets to protest against President George Bush's re-election campaign. The protests have resulted in over 300 arrests, a significant jump from the 10 people arrested during the
Kerry, John
As the 2004 presidential election heats up, a new survey of 1,000 people of voting age has revealed their preferences for vice presidential candidates. The survey, conducted by phone February 20-22, 2004, asks respondents to express their choices for a running mate for both Democratic Sen. John Kerry and
Kerry, John
Sen. John Edwards, who had emerged as a strong contender against front-runner Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., in recent weeks, will drop out of the Democratic presidential nomination race on Wednesday, barely a day after the closely watched Super Tuesday contests. Edwards' withdrawal, as reported by CNN and confirmed by
Dean, Howard
The Democratic presidential contest took a pivotal turn on Wednesday with Howard Dean's decision to end his campaign, leaving John Kerry and John Edwards to duel over free trade and jobs. As Dean announced his departure, Kerry and Edwards began to aggressively position themselves in the remaining states,
Dean, Howard
In a surprise turn of events, Senator John Edwards emerged as a strong contender in the Wisconsin primary, running neck-and-neck with Massachusetts Senator John Kerry. Edwards' successful appeal to centrist independent voters, who make up 40% of primary voters, has sparked concerns about Kerry's front-runner status. The
Elections
Senator Alfonse M. D'Amato's loss in the Senate race to Representative Charles E. Schumer marks a significant shift in power for the Republican Party, with Governor George E. Pataki set to take over as party chairman. This change could lead to a less conservative bent in
Elections
As Tuesday's election approaches, a tidal wave of last-minute campaign cash is pouring into Illinois races, from the statehouse to the governor's mansion. Despite a significant fund-raising advantage, Gov. George Ryan's campaign is working overtime to mobilize supporters and boost get-out-the-vote efforts. Meanwhile, Democratic
