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On Day 2, Supreme Court health care arguments center on mandate

WASHINGTON — A clearly divided Supreme Court cast serious doubts on the Obama administration's signature health care law Tuesday, emboldening the Republicans who now are eagerly campaigning to kill it. | 03/27/12 18:13:00 By - Michael Doyle and David Lightman

On Day 2, Supreme Court health care arguments center on mandate

A clearly divided Supreme Court cast serious doubts on the Obama administration's signature health care law Tuesday, emboldening the Republicans who now are eagerly campaigning to kill it. | 03/27/12 13:05:00 By - Michael Doyle and David Lightman

Supreme Court to hear heart of health care law case

Supreme Court justices on Tuesday will enter the second and most crucial day of historic, closely watched arguments that could determine whether most Americans will have to buy health care coverage or pay penalties. | 03/26/12 12:44:19 By - Michael Doyle and David Lightman

Supreme Court health care arguments begin today

The circus surrounding the Supreme Court health care arguments this week will begin before dawn Monday. | 03/25/12 12:57:00 By - Michael Doyle and David Lightman

Whom to watch in the Supreme Court health law arguments

Lawyers and plaintiffs in the Supreme Court health law arguments | 03/22/12 14:44:00 By - Michael Doyle and David Lightman

Supreme Court health law rulings could have big impact

The Supreme Court will engage next week in a historic three-day showdown over health care, leading to decisions that could ensnare everyone from private citizens to the president of the United States. | 03/22/12 14:43:00 By - Michael Doyle and David Lightman

GOP-led House votes to delete plank of health care law

The House of Representatives voted Thursday to repeal a key part of the 2010 federal health care law, triggering a bitter, partisan debate that's likely to be repeated throughout this election year. | 03/22/12 13:14:18 By - David Lightman

Romney wins Illinois big, takes big stride toward nomination

Mitt Romney's methodical march to the Republican presidential nomination got a huge, possibly decisive, boost Tuesday as he scored an overwhelming victory in the Illinois presidential primary. | 03/20/12 18:54:00 By - David Lightman

Will Romney settle GOP race with a big win in Illinois?

Mitt Romney needs to win the Illinois Republican presidential primary Tuesday, but he has some serious hurdles to overcome: his own persona and an electorate so sick of politics that voters may not be motivated to cast a ballot for anyone. | 03/18/12 14:23:00 By - David Lightman

Despite lagging, Newt Gingrich argues the nation needs a visionary

Newt Gingrich is still out there fighting for the Republican presidential nomination, invoking the Bible and Abraham Lincoln as he pushes the idea that America badly needs "a visionary conservative." | 03/15/12 17:38:00 By - David Lightman

Can Santorum take battle all the way to convention?

A few hours before Rick Santorum captured two Southern states this week to rejuvenate his presidential campaign yet again, Mitt Romney said his rival's race had reached a "desperate end." | 03/14/12 18:56:00 By - David Goldstein and David Lightman

Transportation spending - Washington spin makes good look even better

The Senate on Tuesday plans to debate, and likely pass this week, an ideal election-year bill: a bipartisan plan to spend billions on highway and transit projects. | 03/12/12 17:42:00 By - David Lightman

Romney's piling up delegates, but the next week could prove bumpy

The Republican presidential race headed South and West on Wednesday, into states where Mitt Romney is likely to face cultural resistance to his political appeal. | 03/07/12 17:19:00 By - David Lightman

Romney narrowly edges Santorum in hotly contested Ohio

Mitt Romney beat Rick Santorum by 1 percent in Ohio's critical Republican primary race Tuesday, as the two GOP presidential candidates battled into the wee hours in the hardest-fought contest of Super Tuesday. Romney, who also won four other states, had 38 percent of the Ohio vote to Santorum's 37 percent with 96 percent of votes counted. | 03/06/12 19:36:00 By - David Lightman

Super Tuesday - 10 states, coast to coast, and it's all about delegates

The Republican presidential campaign spreads out across 10 states Tuesday — Super Tuesday — a coast-to-coast test that could allow front-runner Mitt Romney to start pulling away from his persistent rivals. | 03/05/12 16:38:00 By - Steven Thomma and David Lightman

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