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The War On Cancer After Forty Years

Tomorrow, December 23, marks four decades since President Nixon put his pen to paper and signed into law the National Cancer Act of 1971, which marks one of the most important and imperishable legacies of his Administration. It dramatically increased funding to the...

Tricia Nixon Cox En Vogue

Our President's daughter was invited to join actress Meryl Streep in the lead feature of January's Vogue Magazine! The story and photo essay detail a bipartisan group of women who are spearheading the campaign for a National Women's History Museum on the Mall in...

Bill Livingood Retiring

One of the longest serving House Sergeant-at-Arms and former Secret Service agent Bill Livingood is retiring after five decades of public service. Politico reports: House Sergeant-at-Arms Wilson “Bill” Livingood, who led the chamber through some of the greatest...

New(t) Gingrich: 2012’s New Nixon?

During this month the big political story on the Republican side of the 2012 presidential race has been the steady upward move of former Rep. Newt Gingrich in opinion polls.  Following a rather shaky start, his ability to display his wide knowledge of policy topics...