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Former senator awarded Congressional Gold Medal

Edward Brooke, the first African-American elected to the U.S. Senate by popular vote, was honored Wednesday with a Congressional Gold Medal.

Commentary: Did Obama underestimate his critics?

One of the great puzzles this summer has been why President Obama seemed to have underestimated the intensity of the counter-mobilization he would face in proposing health care reform.

Ted Kennedy visitation begins at JFK Library

A bell tolled atop Boston's Faneuil Hall on Thursday as the body of Sen. Edward Kennedy passed through the streets, while mourners lined up outside his late brother's presidential library for a chance to say goodbye.

Obama at risk from gun-toting protesters?

Is the anger in American politics edging towards violence?

Recordings: Kennedy saw nuclear test ban as Cold War thaw

Former President John F. Kennedy saw a proposed ban on above-ground nuclear tests as a way to thaw U.S.-Soviet relations after the Cuban Missile Crisis, according to recordings released Thursday.

Get back to good old-fashioned playtime

Here are 15 ways to bring back the art of having fun (without any electronic thingamajigs).

Commentary: Obama's just the kind of hero we need now

President Barack Obama, our newly inaugurated 44th president, showed the millions watching around the world and the freezing millions there in person on the Mall why he won the election -- and why so many believe he can lead us in these troubled times.

Commentary: What Obama should do with Biden

Now that he is president-elect, Barack Obama must start thinking about what to do with Joe Biden.

Races to watch: John Roberts

Through Election Night, CNN.com users can customize their online election tracking through the site's "Your Races" feature.

When president is ill or injured, who needs to know?

March 30, 1981. Arguably the most powerful man in the world is shot.

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