Michelle Obama gives White House dining room a slight makeover
Some new draperies and chairs are the latest of first lady's decorative upgrades to the executive mansion
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Some new draperies and chairs are the latest of first lady's decorative upgrades to the executive mansion
Democrats pounce on Bush after he said "people need to work longer hours," but Bush points out his remarks were taken out of context
Former Va. senator and Democratic presidential candidate dispels any lingering confusion about his stance on the divisive banner
RNC chairman Reince Priebus spoke with the presidential candidate, who apparently isn't listening
Under fire for comments about Mexican immigrants, GOP candidate says he won't be insulted by "a guy that can't buy a pair of pants"
Hillary Clinton doesn't like questions about her emailing habits, but they are utterly legitimate questions to ask.
The policy change will open the door for roughly 55 million beneficiaries to have these discussions
The GOP 2016 candidate laid out an aggressive foreign policy plan that he acknowledged may not be popular with everyone
In the wake of Charleston shooting, lawmakers push a bipartisan bill to expand background checks for gun purchases
Rep. Jared Huffman says cemeteries can honor history without "all of the dreadful things" the Confederate flag symbolizes
In two months, Pope Francis will address a joint session of Congress and make an appearance outside of the Capitol building
The new rule from the Department of Housing and Urban Development will require communities to study patterns of racial bias
"They love me. I love them," the billionaire developer said of Mexican immigrants
Democratic presidential candidates O'Malley and Bernie Sanders now have plans for debt-free college; Clinton to roll out a plan soon
End-to-end encryption makes it hard to monitor criminals and ISIS sympathizers, government officials told Congress