Obama: Iran nuclear agreement will make the world safer

The president defended the nuclear agreement reached with Iran meets America's core objectives

• Apr 2, 2015

Menendez "confident" corruption charges will prove false

The New Jersey senator is accused of using his office to benefit the financial interests of a friend and donor in exchange for gifts

• Apr 2, 2015

Tentative deal reached in Iran nuclear talks

Though there is an outline for a way forward to the final phase of talks, Iran and other world powers disagree on how much to make public

• Apr 2, 2015

Jeb Bush shifts stance on Indiana religious freedom law

he former Florida governor has backed away from his full-throated defense of Indiana Gov. Mike Pence

• Apr 2, 2015

Doctors to face Medicare cuts unless Congress acts by April 15

The administration warns of a looming 21 percent cut in government payments to Medicare providers

• Apr 2, 2015

Ted Cruz raised millions in first eight days campaigning

The Texas senator exceeded his own fundraising goals -- and expectations

• Apr 2, 2015

Indiana governor signs updated religious freedom law

The new legislation includes protections to ensure businesses can't discriminate against gays and lesbians

• Apr 2, 2015

"Difficult job" or foot dragging in Iran nuke talks?

Self-imposed deadline has passed but Iran insists "significant progress" still being made, and John Kerry and his boss a the White House will be hoping so

• Apr 2, 2015

Can a Connecticut city be a model for reforming the Ferguson police force?

Federal officials are looking to East Haven, Connecticut's turnaround as Ferguson's reforms begin to take shape

• Apr 2, 2015

Bob Menendez "outraged" over corruption charges

The Justice Department handed down a formal indictment of the senator Wednesday

• Apr 2, 2015

N.J. Sen. Bob Menendez indicted on federal corruption charges

The Department of Justice is alleging Menendez used his Senate office to promote the interests of a friend and donor; he says he's "angry and ready to fight"

• Apr 1, 2015

DOJ: No contempt charges against Lois Lerner

The Justice Department says Lerner did not waive her fifth amendment privileges when testifying before Congress

• Apr 1, 2015

Ex-congressman who gave Bill Clinton his first defeat dies

John Paul Hammerschmidt, a longtime Arkansas congressman who defeated Clinton in a 1974 House race, was 92

• Apr 1, 2015

Obama authorizes sanctions against "malicious cyber actors"

The president is declaring a "national emergency" to deal with cybersecurity threats

• Apr 1, 2015

Arkansas gov. requests changes to religious freedom bill

Walmart, local leaders and businesses, and Gov. Asa Hutchinson's son have called on him to veto the bill

• Apr 1, 2015

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