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South Carolina's top cop is ready to say whether Gov. Mark Sanford broke state laws to visit his Argentine mistress.
A conference committee has approved a compromise bill to study the state's tax structure. The 11-member panel would propose changes by next March in an attempt to make state revenues fairer and more efficient and reliable. The compromise would not...
The Senate has overridden Gov. Mark Sanford's veto of a controversial payday lending bill, marking the first new regulations to be placed on the $155 million-a-year business in South Carolina. Despite all the wrangling over the measure, and the issue...
Look for House Democrats to vote to override all of Gov. Mark Sanford's vetoes today. The House Democrats said they plan to vote to override Sanford's vetoes on payday lending and a bill to restructure the State Ports Authority. House...
Former S.C. Secretary of State Jim Miles was given the Palmetto Patriot Award in the S.C. Senate today. Miles has resigned as Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer's chief of staff and will enter private business summer. Miles, a Republican, served as...
Gov. Mark Sanford left the Governor’s Mansion without a security escort, 38 times in 2008. In the first six months of this year, he left the mansion without security, 39 times.
Whether it's over health care, climate change or most other big Washington battles this year, Congress keeps debating the same underlying issue: Is the federal government getting too big and intrusive?
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WASHINGTON — If Sarah Palin is stepping down as governor because she has national political ambitions — and she did not say she intends to run for president — her move did nothing to shake what GOP pollster Whit Ayers called "the 'lightweight' monkey on her back."
The nation's top military officer said Sunday he has advised President Barack Obama to move "in a measured way" in changing the "don't ask, don't tell" policy that bans gays from serving openly in the military.
A conference committee has approved a compromise bill to study the state's tax structure. The 11-member panel would propose changes by next March in an attempt to make state revenues fairer and more efficient and reliable. The compromise would not...