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University of Waterloo will see about 5,000 first-years move into residence by Sunday. Wilfrid Laurier is expecting around 3,350.

"Spending and contribution limits would 'squeeze out the ability of challengers to come in and confront the political establishment,' Buckley said.

"Spending and contribution limits would 'squeeze out the ability of challengers to come in and confront the political establishment,' Buckley said.

James Pindell doles out letter grades for the eight Republicans who participated in the debate (and the one who was missing).

Earlier: The Democratic Party Has Tipped—Great N...

James L. Buckley, who made history in 1970 with his election to the U.S. Senate from New York as the candidate of the Conservative Party, died early today in Washington, D.C., at the age of 100.

The Democratic Party decided to abandon the working class and become the party of grievance groups generations ago. This is what it is today; there's no going back.

By Martin Bosworth Just in time for the holiday season, the 110th Congress has renewed its push for credit card companies and lenders to clean up their act. Michigan Democrat Carl Levin, who sits on the Senate's Homeland Security and Gov't Affairs Committee, is chairing a hearing today on unfair credit card interest rate hikes,…

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The Democratic Party decided to abandon the working class and become the party of grievance groups generations ago. This is what it is today; there's no going back.