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ibtimes: There are areas in Queens and Brooklyn, as well as New Jersey, that continue to be without electricity — and residents there have quickly learned not to take anything for granted while the lights are still out. Gangs of

NBC News’ Savannah Guthrie provides expert and hard-hitting political analysis during the Meet the Press roundtable.

Fox News: David Axelrod was in the unfortunate position again today of having to defend the Obama administration’s unwillingness to answer questions about Benghazi. He did so by…not answering questions about Benghazi. On Fox News Sunday, Chris Wallace pressed Axelrod

CNN’s Candy Crowley on Sunday’s State of the Union, said “President Romney” in a question to Ohio’s Rob Portman

HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan assured angry and desperate residents of Rockaway Queens that the cabinet had spoken with President Obama this morning and they had talked about Rockaway at the meeting. As NY1 reporter Grace Rauh says in this segment,

Jeff Zelany on Fox News Sunday discussing the enthusiasm gap between the Romney campaign and Obama’s re-election effort.

At an austerity Protest in Portland, Oregon on November 3, 2012, police clash with protesters…

www.TeaPartyPartriots.org: Tea Party Patriots lined the street today in Lima, Ohio protesting the liberal media’s terrible silence on the terrorist murders of our brave men in Benghazi, Libya on Sept 11th, 2012.

Something tells us Geroldo Rivera and Eric Bolling didn’t go out for beers yesterday after there very heated exchange on Fox & Friends. Geraldo positioned himself as a staunch defender of President Obama’s performance in the Benghazi scandal and dutifully

President Obama speaking to supporters at a rally in Bristow, VA:

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But the stonewalling didn’t stop there. After multiple reports that classified documents have been left exposed, to be found by looters and journalists, at the the Benghazi site, reporters in the State Department press pool are questioning how the administration

With the presidential election just days away residents in storm-stricken New York say going to the polls on Tuesday is not a top priority right now.

President Barack Obama says voters need to be able to trust their president because they can’t predict what challenges he’ll face in office.

Amid predictions that election tallies could be delayed because of the devastation, authorities and residents in New York and New Jersey are still unsure how — or even if — many polling stations will be ready for the battle between

Battered by Hurricane Sandy, people on Staten Island say much needed help is slow in coming.