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As Ohio starts early voting today, pros size up how GOP presidential primary might play out

Early voting for Ohio’s March 6 primary begins today, allowing Republican presidential hopefuls little time to process tonight’s results in Florida before shifting more focus to the Buckeye State.

Attorney General Eric Holder rips new voting laws

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, at lectern, was the keynote speaker at a Martin Luther King Jr.

Romney in battle for the soul of capitalism, doesn’t care about social issues

When volunteers for the “Occupy” movement prepared for their Jan. 16 celebration march to honor Martin Luther King, Jr.

Another Obama Success: Canada

Michael Barone is a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and writes regularly forA National Review A and theA Washington Examiner .

8 steps to the presidential election: What to watch for

The road to the White House in 2012 will run from the Middle East to Middle America.

8 Keys for the 2012 Presidential Election

The road to the White House in 2012 will run from the Middle East to Middle America.

8 steps to the presidential election: What to watch for

Between the winter primaries and the fall debates, a series of economic, domestic and foreign policy events will help shape the national debate and determine the next president.

For GOP candidates, mum’s the word on Bush

Police recently raided and dismantled Philadelphia and Los Angeles Occupy encampments.

For GOP candidates, muma s the word on Bush

George W. Bush left office less than three years ago, but for the Republicans seeking to fill his shoes as the next president, the mere mention of his name has been all but absent.

Inside the Beltway

PHOTOGRAPH PROVIDED BY Shirley & Banister Public Affairs “December 1941″ by historian Craig Shirley chronicles the emerging unity, guts and optimism in the U.S. in the month after the Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor almost 70 years ago.