Clinton was asked about personal email address two years ago
House Oversight Committee questioned then-Secretary of State Clinton about her email use, but she did not respond
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House Oversight Committee questioned then-Secretary of State Clinton about her email use, but she did not respond
Clinton says a constitutional amendment may be needed to curb the role of money in politics, but her campaign is expected to rake in millions
If he runs, the New Jersey governor has a strategy
Menendez was indicted on federal corruption charges for allegedly using his office to help Dr. Salomon Melgen
System where coaches make $10M a year and kids can't afford to visit their familes is wrong, Missouri senator says
Guam's attorney general has directed officials to begin processing same-sex marriage applications
Top diplomat stays optimistic day after president bows to pressure to allow Congress a vote on any final deal
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is pushing a flat tax to simplify the tax code, but progressives have their own ideas on how to accomplish that
Investigators in Pennsylvania say the timing is leading them to treat the incident as suspicious
Encounter with Hillary Clinton and the Scooby van, somewhere in Iowa
Atypically bipartisan Congress passes overhaul in time to avert 21 percent cut in doctors' fees; bill provides billions more in funding
What the former secretary of state, senator and first lady has going for her that other candidates don't
The New Jersey governor hasn't declared his candidacy for president, but he's putting forward a proposal to reduce the nation's deficit spending
Now that Cuba is no longer viewed as a state terrorism sponsor, there are still hurdles to be jumped inside and outside of the government
In her first official campaign stop, the Democratic candidate talks about issues like campaign finance reform