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9:02 PM, Mar 6, 2012 • By DANIEL HALPER

Mr. Santorum easily defeated Mr. Romney on Tuesday in Tennessee, a Southern victory that would help him make the case for continuing to contest Mr. Romney for the Republican presidential nomination.

Mr. Santorum's campaign had focused much of its attention in the past week on Ohio. But with Mr. Romney all but certain to capture several other states, Mr. Santorum also pushed hard for wins in the South.

By emerging victorious in Tennessee, Mr. Santorum stopped Mr. Romney in a state where aides to the former Massachusetts governor had thought he might do well.

3:43 PM, Mar 5, 2012 • By MICHAEL WARREN

Mitt Romney, campaigning in Tennessee today, recited lyrics to "The Ballad of Davy Crockett."

Tennessee's governor illustrates law's unintended effects.

11:10 AM, Oct 21, 2010 • By MICHAEL WARREN

Outgoing Democratic governor Phil Bredesen of Tennessee argues in the Wall Street Journal that health care will force people out of their employer-based health insurance plans and into government-subsidized "market exchanges." Here's a snippet:

5:08 PM, Jun 21, 2010 • By JOHN MCCORMACK

Tennessee Democrat Steve Cohen is caught on YouTube dancing awkwardly to some live rap music at a campaign event:

Have we learned any lessons from the financial crisis?

12:11 PM, May 13, 2010 • By MATTHEW CONTINETTI

The 2000s saw a massive housing bubble that, when popped, gave us the financial crisis and Great Recession. For decades, the federal government incentivized home-ownership and encouraged banks to write mortgages for people who might otherwise have been unable to afford them. The ability of these new homeowners to make payments rested on the continued rise of home values and a thriving economy.

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