Loretta Lynch sworn in as new U.S. attorney general
After a months-long confirmation process, Lynch gets sworn in as the nation's top law enforcement official
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After a months-long confirmation process, Lynch gets sworn in as the nation's top law enforcement official
The presidential candidate says that "there is a valuable use for drones"
Jeb Bush, a powerful fundraiser, thinks he can spend less than the 2012 candidates did
The former president criticized his successor for his handling of the Iran nuclear deal and ISIS
Ian Reisner, a New York City-based hotelier facing a boycott of his gay-friendly establishments, apologized in a Facebook post
The Senate weighs a bill allowing Congress to review and possibly reject nuclear Iran deal
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson says that there's "no evidence of a quid pro quo" in Clinton Foundation controversy
The charity said it is "acting quickly to remedy" their missteps, as Hillary Clinton's 2016 bid and a new book draws renewed attention
Opponents say the Supreme Court should not set public policy; supporters say a vote for would be affirmation of public opinion
U.S. government forbids hostage ransoms, but is reevaluating how it handles hostages and their families and whether to prosecute
Rep. Elijah Cummings, talking about the death of a man in Baltimore PD custody, says "If we don't correct this now it will only get worse"
The president got in a few zingers at friends, foes and himself Saturday at the glitzy confab
Taking shots at political friends and foes, as well as himself, the commander-in-chief let the zingers fly
Politicians and celebrities mingle with the press for the annual D.C. event, hosted by Cecily Strong of "Saturday Night Live"
The president and Republican Party find a rare bipartisan moment over current overseas trade negotiations