| A look back at the most GIF'd year in the history of the electoral process. |
| Jimmy Carter's grandson turns his big scoop into a career. He's already taken down another Republican with a hidden-camera video. |
| Santa recounted a devastating experience "a fews back" where he went to a Christmas party called a "holiday party." He is still recovering. |
| Political theater meets the real thing. "This is more people than I've ever seen at a press conference." |
| A major shift for a key conservative. Gingrich oversaw passage of the Defense of Marriage Act as speaker of the House of Representatives in the 1990s. |
| The man who would be secretary of defense also supported the ban on open military service for gays and lesbians. |
| A bitter moment in the fiscal cliff talks. |
| The Obama administration "convinced him to run for Senate" instead of governor, a source tells BuzzFeed. But a primary against Lautenberg would be "an unpleasant episode." |
| Normal operating procedure, Boehner's and Cantor's offices say. But conservative groups aren't happy. |
| The New York Senator writes that he realized a total gun ban was a mistake when he went hunting in Nebraska with Senator Ben Nelson in 2009. Here's a picture of that historic moment. |
| The Newark mayor says he will "finish the work we started" in his second term and "explore the possibility of running for United States Senate in 2014." A source says he's decided to run for Senate. |
| And why hawks don't like him. He favors an opening to the Islamic Republic, and has opposed sanctions. |
| With actual little movement toward a resolution, the war of words is heating up. |
| "Chuck Hagel is being misrepresented as anti-Israel and 'soft' on Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah." |
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