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Fact check: Is Iraq combat really over for U.S.?

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Despite President Barack Obama's declaration Tuesday of an end to the combat mission in Iraq, combat almost certainly lies ahead.

Analysis: McCain's road ahead unclear

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Sen. John McCain won the Arizona primary Tuesday and is favored to win a fifth Senate term.  However, his role in his party and national politics is uncertain. 

First Read: Who's at risk in November among U.S. governors?

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If it’s Friday, it’s time for another Top 10 list. Today, we look at what we consider the Top 10 states where a party will win/lose control of a governor’s mansion.

Fighters sent after Air Force 1 space is violated

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A small aircraft flying near the Seattle airfield where Air Force 1 was parked Tuesday triggered a scramble by military fighter jets that caused two sonic booms, authorities said.

Landmark Gitmo trial faces sharp criticism

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A U.N. official's criticism of the landmark military trial of a Canadian citizen who has spent nearly a third of his life at Guantanamo Bay creates a dilemma for the Pentagon and the Obama administration.

Gitmo trial a key test for Obama administration

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The Obama administration faces the first big road test of its new military commission system when the Pentagon early next week convenes the long-delayed trial of Omar Khadr, a Canadian citizen accused of lobbing a hand grenade that killed a U.S. soldier in Afghanistan eight years ago.

Colo. GOP candidate peddles U.N. bike theory

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A warning for bicyclists: After checking your brakes and securing your helmet, be sure to evaluate whether or not you’re a cog in the wheel of an international socialist agenda.

Women top GOP, Dem tickets in Okla.

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Ex-mayor makes Memphis primary about race

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In the city where Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, a once-unbeatable former mayor wants the Democratic congressional primary to be a referendum on race.

Tea Party federation expels Tea Party Express

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The National Tea Party Federation expelled a member group after its spokesman wrote an online post satirizing a fictional letter from what he called "Colored People" to President Lincoln.

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