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1 Michelle Obama on Her Bedroom Tradition With Barack
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2 Meet the Women Who Rule the World
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3 Rielle Hunter Talks John Edwards Split
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4 Caffeine-Fueled Campaigning Over the Years
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5 Michele Bachmann Asked About Her Marriage at Last Night's Republican Debate
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6 Obamacare Ruling: A Simple Breakdown of What It Means For You
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7 Video: Obama's Famous Fans — Will They Influence the Election?
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8 Women in Power: Onscreen Female Politicians
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9 Kathy Griffin Called Michele Bachmann a Bigot to Her Face
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10 Newbie's Guide to Registering to Vote
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11 Caroline Kennedy on Jackie Kennedy's Retro View of Women
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12 5 Facts About Australia's New Prime Minister Julia Gillard
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13 The First Wives Club: Michelle Obama vs. Ann Romney on Women
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14 Ashley Judd Says She Might Run For Office at EMILY's List DNC Event
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15 Millenials' Attitudes on Morality, Religion, and Politics
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16 Would You Read Monica Lewinsky's Tell-All Book?
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17 Hillary is In It to Win It
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18 Twin Peeps: Political Muppets Edition
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19 Do Tell: Do You Agree With America's Pick For Obama?
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20 Would You Eat This Palin Sandwich?
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21 How Will You Be Watching the Inauguration?
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22 Enchanté? Carla Bruni Meets Her Match in Spain
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23 Pro Gay Marriage Ad: The Mormons Are Coming!
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24 The Love Triangle in South Carolina
This presidential election season, it's important to know where the candidates stand on the issues — but International Coffee Day today, we're wondering: where do they stand on coffee? Historically, presidential candidates, their wives, and other US politicians are for it. Coffee seems to be an integral part of both campaigning and being in office, whether you're schmoozing with voters in Read more
Tomorrow is Australian prime minister Julia Gillard's 51st birthday, and the PM has been spending the days leading up to her birthday in the US. She made her first address to a full house at the United Nations General Assembly in New York this week, as she's attempting to bid for a UN Security Council seat. She and her hairdresser partner, Tim Mathieson, also took a break from her business duties Read more
We're happy to present this story from one of our favorite sites, Fox News Magazine. Today, we hear some experts' reasons on making it through election season with a politically polar opposite partner. Ryan and Taryn have been dating for two years. He's a conservative while she's a self-proclaimed "bleeding-heart liberal." And as the presidential campaign gets into full swing, the Washington-DC Read more
If you've never voted and want to do so for the coming presidential election this November, then the first step you need to take is to register to vote. First of all, you need to know if you qualify. You can generally vote if: You are of a certain age. You can usually preregister to vote when you turn 16 but can only vote if you are 18 by election day. You are a US citizen. You have not been Read more
This past weekend's Saturday Night Live made us laugh out loud with its commercial for G.O.B. Tampons, feminine products designed by the people who know women's bodies best: the "gentlemen of the Republican party." The ad lampoons the recent gaffes of male members of the GOP in regards to women's health, notably Todd Akin's remarks that "legitimate rape" victims can't get pregnant. But as Read more
Tonight is the Emmy Awards, and the nominees include a number of fictional female politicians. Both Amy Poehler and Julie Bowen are nominated for their characters — Amy as Leslie Knope on Parks and Recreation and Julie as Claire Dunphy on Modern Family — who campaigned for office last season. Julia Louis-Dreyfus is nominated for her role as US Vice President Selina Meyer on HBO's new show Read more
Monica Lewinsky has reportedly signed a $12 million contract for an upcoming book. She was only 22 when she began her affair with President Bill Clinton, but now the infamous White House intern, who turns 40 next year, is apparently ready to tell all. The 1998 Starr Report already aired dirty details involving Monica, Bill, cigars, and a blue dress years ago. But rumor has it that Monica's book Read more
This week Ann Romney defended husband Mitt, who's been in hot water for saying his "job is not to worry" about the 47 percent of Americans who don't pay income taxes. In the interview, she said, "I know the guy, I know him really well, I know he cares, and that's why we're running," adding that he brings "more certainty to more Americans, especially to women." Ann and her rival counterpart Read more
The Democratic National Convention came and went in Charlotte, NC, during which the party's official platform was released with (as expected) quite different stances on women's health issues and gay marriage than the GOP platform. While Mitt Romney's Republican platform is against gay marriage and civil unions and makes no exceptions for abortion, even in cases of rape or incest, see what the Read more
Both nominees' wives took to the national convention stages to speak on behalf of their presidential hopeful husbands. First, Mitt Romney's wife, Ann Romney, addressed the RNC in Tampa, and then Michelle Obama took to the DNC podium in Charlotte. But it's not just their words at these events that are being scrutinized; it's also their fashion choices. While Ann wore an Oscar de la Renta gown by Read more
