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The Quinnipiac University poll finds 41 percent disapprove of Rubio's handling of an immigration overhaul in the Senate that would give an estimated 11 million immigrants in the U.S. illegally a path to citizenship.
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CNN poll: President Obama numbers plunge
The overall decline in President Obama's approval rating was partially fueled by a plunge in support from younger Americans, a huge base of Obama's support.
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US, Cuba to resume talks on mail service
A U.S. official says the United States and Cuba will resume talks on restarting direct mail service despite a deadlock between Washington and Havana over detainees that has largely stalled most rapprochement efforts.
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Obama wishes his father had been present
Commemorating Father's Day weekend, President Barack Obama said he wished his own father had been more involved in his life and encouraged other dads to lead by example.
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AP: Gov's admin knew about Citizens deal
Citizens will pay $52 million to Heritage Property Insurance and Casualty to absorb 60,000 policies. Heritage and affiliated companies have donated $176,000 to a political committee controlled by Gov. Scott and Fla. GOP.
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Pelosi's tiff with reporter on abortion
House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi got into a heated back and forth Thursday with a reporter inquiring about a measure that would ban abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy, alleging the comparison the journalist made to a criminal abortion doctor in Philadelphia was made for political purposes.
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Senate poised to take up immigration
The Senate will vote on Tuesday to begin debate on immigration reform, an emotionally charged proposal with huge political stakes that may never get through Congress despite years of negotiation and major compromise.
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Jesse Jackson Jr. faces prison sentence
Prosecutors are recommending four years in prison for former congressman Jesse Jackson Jr., following his guilty plea this year on criminal charges that he engaged in a scheme to spend $750,000 in campaign funds on personal items.
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Republicans to cater to evangelicals
The Republican National Committee has brought on a director of evangelical outreach to massage the party's complicated relationship with religious conservatives, GOP sources told CNN on Saturday.
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